Court expands FDA oversight after Supreme Court ruling
FDA gains power to demand effectiveness proof for about 40,000 prescription drugs, potentially banning up to 8,000 deemed worthless. The ruling affirms FDA jurisdiction over new and copycat drugs, with broad implications for vaccines, biologics, OTC products, and food additives.
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Agreement Near on New Postal Contract
Washington sources say a tentative pact is close for 600000 postal workers with wage gains and benefits amid ongoing talks. Key issues include no layoff clause, illness day docking, and possible stamp price rise to fund higher labor costs.
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Immunoglobulin Dips in Afternoon, Boosts Morning Defense
USC researchers report the body's defense against colds and flu peaks from 2 a.m. to 8 a.m. and falls in the afternoon, with immunoglobulin production three times higher in early morning than late afternoon.
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Dear Abby Columns on Marriage and Family Dilemmas
A teenage mother seeks her mother’s sign to marry Willie who is in the Army. A widower asks about moving with a new partner. a dying husband’s relatives complain about funeral notices, while readers offer blunt, practical advice in the column.
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Inflation Problems Worse in Western Europe Than in U S
A AP survey shows Western Europe faces higher inflation than the United States as wage and price controls fail to curb rising costs. Britain France Italy Spain Denmark Finland and Belgium report notable price hikes with varied policy success. Netherlands and Norway post 7.8 percent inflation with limited controls.
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Stuarts Draft Woman Slain as Jail Escape Ties Claimed
A 60-year-old Stuarts Draft woman, Mrs. W. H. Shelton, was found stabbed to death in her kitchen after a break‑in. Four Augusta County jail escapees were linked to the case, with two recaptured and weapon evidence found near the scene.
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First International Tuba Symposium to convene at IU
Bloomington Indiana AP reports the largest tuba gathering in history to be held at Indiana University with about 400 players expected. Professor Harvey G Phillips heads the event as a renowned tuba soloist and organizer.
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