FDA orders estrogen warnings to curb cancer risk
The FDA mandates warning brochures with estrogen drugs stating cancer risk from prolonged or excessive use. Commissioner Donald Kennedy warned that uterus cancer risk may rise up to tenfold and gall bladder disease risk doubles. Five million American women use estrogens during menopause and labeling faces court battles.
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Governments weighs ban on bacon curing chemical by Larry Margabak
The Agriculture Department orders testing of sodium nitrite used in curing bacon and other meats to see if it forms nitrosamines linked to cancer. Assistant secretary Carol Tucker Foreman says no imminent hazard but a ban may follow if tests fail. Regs could come by next summer with deadlines for sausage and other products.
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Philippine crash on test flight kills two girls and houseman
A misread AP report states a win-engine Indonesian passenger plane collided with a house during a test flight in Manila. The pilot and crew faced critical conditions. a Filipino housekeeper died. Copilot and two Filipina technicians survived. one Indonesian flight engineer remains missing. The Avro plane reportedly hit a cement wall before diving into the house, witnesses say none leapt to safety, and officials note touch end go procedures at Maria's domestic airport. The Indonesian embassy identifies the aircraft as Mandala Airlines, undergoing overhaul in Manila.
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Concorde set for landmark landing at Kennedy Airport
SST to land in New York as opponents vow crowds and protests. British Airways and Air France announce a familiarization flight to Kennedy at 1 am, with regular service starting Nov. 22. FAA adds four noise monitors as court delays Concorde rights linger.
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Castro says he won't export communism
Cuban President Fidel Castro told a Jamaica crowd he has no plan to export Havana style communism to any country, including socialist Jamaica, stressing no one will be told what to do while affirming ongoing aid and distinguishing revolution export from military intervention abroad. He noted Cuba's past actions in Africa as aiding freedom. His six day Jamaica visit stirred controversy amid Manley government relations.
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Israel hails German raid victory and condolences
Israel praises West Germany for the Mogadishu command raid calling it a salvation for free men. Prime Minister Begin sent condolences to the family of the hostage pilot killed by hijackers. Foreign Ministry officials praised the operation as a deterrent to terrorism while Maariv defended resisting terror and criticized past German concessions.
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Prayers turn to celebration after U.S. hostages freed
In Los Angeles the Santiago family shifts from prayers to celebration after West German commandos freed 66 hostages from a hijacked plane. Mrs. Santiago and her young son Lea were unharmed, while relatives recall fear and relief as State Department updates arrived.
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We Come as Sins and Bonds With Cuba Visits
Cuban President arrives to strengthen ties with Jamaica amid deepening solidarity. Official reception signals shared goals and cooperation as leaders discuss economic and regional partnerships during the visit.
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Lottery roundup in Baltimore and Pittsburgh draws
A Monday night daily numbers drawing in Maryland and Pennsylvania produced the result 798. The Pittsburgh and Baltimore readers noted the same Monday evening game listing the winning figure for the state lotteries.
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The Great Generic Rip Off in Prescription Prices
Various pharmacies profit from generic drug margins while marketing them as cheaper to draw business from stores that avoid unethical practices. The piece compares pricing dynamics between generics and brand-name drugs and discusses ethical concerns in pharmacy pricing.
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