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...story on the herpes epidemic not only reports public hysteria but participates in promoting it. One simple, helpful fact, vital to prevention, is that herpes is almost exclusively transmitted during its active phase. Herpes victims do not have to withdraw emotionally or sexually during the dormant phase, which is most of the time...
Lilly, despite its voluntary withdraw al of Oraflex, continues to defend the drug. Oraflex has had "demonstrable good results" on the 1.5 million patients who have taken it, Lilly maintains, and is "safe and effective when used as directed." In an earlier statement, Lilly took "vigorous exception to any implication that it has withheld data, maintained inadequate records or failed to comply with the scientific requirements...
...Cove read that the local 36-acre estate for Soviet United Nations diplomats was probably being used for electronic spying, they decided they needed their own foreign policy. They sought to engage the enemy on the beaches. Or more precisely, not engage them there. The city council decided to withdraw the Soviets' rights to use the town's beaches, tennis courts and golf course...
...their visit to Washington, Saud and Khaddam endorsed a new plan for getting the P.L.O. out of Beirut: the guerrillas would first withdraw to other parts of Lebanon. At week's end Philip Habib, the U.S. special envoy in the Middle East, was reportedly hammering out a detailed version: the P.L.O. would go to Tripoli in northern Lebanon, while the Israelis would withdraw to Damur, twelve miles south of Beirut. This would be the first stage in a phased withdrawal of all P.L.O., Syrian and Israeli forces from Lebanon...
Even so, people are growing edgy about whether their deposits are still as safe as money in the bank. In recent months, newspaper reports of financial strains on local banks and savings and loan associations have brought crowds of agitated depositors into bank lobbies to withdraw their funds from cash-squeezed institutions in Miami, Hartford, Conn,, Abilene, Texas, and a number of other towns and cities. A recent survey by Burke Marketing Research Inc. of Cincinnati showed that nearly 90% of Americans questioned now have some concern about the stability of U.S. financial institutions. Only about 10% feel any real...