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Show Page Prrvo, Utah. Thursday. March J, INI HERALD. 18-- THE Defense Rejects Compromise at Rational News Death Possible? Aspirin-Fl- u - A federal adUPI) committee ssys parents should use visory iaution in giving aspirin to children with he flu or chickenpox until more is known bout a possible association with a rare nd often fatal disease, t Three recent population studies have Suggested aspirin use in reducing fever in Wluenza B and chickenpox is linked with increased risk of Reye s syndrome, a Jllhdition that can strike children recover-.Jr- J from the viral illnesses. The National Institutes of Health panel the pt outside experts said Wednesday itftdy findings do not appear to be due to lilpnce, but could be biased by case selecor con- tion and information-gatherin- g reasons for aspirin use. by fiinded WASHINGTON J said aspirin alone could not be Responsible for Reye's syndrome because Ujsome cases the victims had not received . JJipirin. of 12 doctors and a nurse parents and physicians should be that most medications have poten-iS- KThe committee 5jid ;aredeleterious effects, r! therefore in the use of salicylates (aspirin) jchildren with influenza and those with 3 iriceUa (chickenpox) is prudent." r.d It has been estimated that Reye's syndrome strikes between 1000 and 1.000 youngsters a year in the United States, with about one in five dying, primarily from swelling of the brain. Pesistent vomiting is usually the first sign of the disease. The child may become listless, lethargic and disoriented and sometimes may became hostile and fast-movi- Seaboard. Torrential rains fanned out to the south of the snowstorm, dousing much of the Southeast. Winter storm warnings mn posted foe much of the East, from Maryland to New York. Up to 7 inches of snow stacked up on parts of western Marlyand by morning and the storm showed no sign of easing. Forecasters said the area could get up to"a foot of snow. Schools in four western Maryland counties closed. The snow is the product of a storm s'tem that swept through the Rockies and the Plains Wednesday, hobbling Denver and leaving parts of Nebraska jSTd Colorado under up to 2 feet of snow. -- t Rr I'nlled Press International U Pep Hi a 27 M Jnchorage Atlanta 47 48 jGakersfield ataman &bst a ffioston rarownsville Qtoffalo 27 36 OUNCE 54 50 40 41 1'hicago 37 40 31 35 .01 .55 J5 32 .04 71 46 Cleveland 'txnver 40 f)es Moines 38 Jiureka 51 42 31 01 60 44 30 21 S3 25 78 Mianapolis 40 80 33 30 52 84 52 .90 46 41 .52 85 49 .72 Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans Wkw York 73 71 41 S 34 18 T7 55 40 35 88 a .03 41 22 .21 8S SO 55 43 gone." programs." Q . the chairman on the Senate Armed Services Committee said today the United States should improve base facilities in the Middle East even in countries where no written agreements for U.S. bases exist. Sen. John Tower , also told reporters at a breakfast meeting he endorses Pentagon plans for a Navy buildup to 600 ships and for the construction projects. "We have to have the ability to deploy force in the area," he said. O ft O n C K O O six Ci Meanwhile, VMM Bi AUMHIUA Spring is. AND THAT MEIN$ UNB0UBVW0LE CIPTHiN$ Pr?iCE$...PECAUB We"PB AWKiNir WAY P9R 0RANP NEW MERC HArJP'E! SWE ON ODDS BNP, WE-oe-KiND$,5U&HT iMPERFECTiONS 40VER-5ToOE- P M6RCHANpi$E ... SO HURRY It) MCTePY HQUiCWTiR$ 5PEAT A- A tMM 40 87 S .33 55 .... .... a x 19 JuJortland Ore HCapid City 52 a 51 21 SS 48 64 54 33 .... 54 4) 40 .88 SO Louis Lake 44 TwT Diego San Francisco 85 54 47 53 32Tr THIS AND SEUCTEO HOUSI PUNTS. SAVI ON MANY VAtKTItS. SIMONS, ORANOKS, UMtS, ORANfltUIT, NOUS NITIDA, FtCUS ISNJAMIN, AIMS, ORAONAS 13 Spring is . U o HtTIUn . . YOUR LAWN, SHtmvTins i Fcrfalze Kr Spring is - F1$HWN 7m$ M FOR GGAVk SELECT . . 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Today s low was 4 rees below zero at uth, Minn. TelephoM Kasey Segraves gazes at court clock. 17EEKDAYS SATURDAY "We must begin now," Weinberger said. "We m longer have the luxury of a leisurely period in which to correct years of neglect. The margin for error is Thunderstorms battered the kumquat Kansas City Bluff ready for GREAT IUYS ON CITRUS jjjs Vegas L$ Angeles jJ Louisville Memphis 2d UH Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger said Southeast early today. 44 Honolulu Sjortland 0 Wednesday. "It is essential that realization continue because it is not a program for summer soldiers. We want to encourage industry to get southern portion of the turnpike from Middlesex to Salem County, N.J. Police also imposed a ban on house and boat trailers and motorcycles. .04 30 30-- Oklahoma City Omaha Palm Springs so Robles M3iiUd'elpnia thghoenix JHStltburgh d 16 aSuluth t Fairbanks Fresno Hartford (Helena Deputy Attorney General Robert Tyler snubbed a judge's suggestion that the state solve the lawsuit by terming Darwin's teachings theory rather than dogma. "If we dilute science by saying that scientists don't know it infringes on the rights of other children." he said. Tyler who said he expected to call only "three or four" witnesses, has abandoned plans to summon such science superstars as astronomer-autho- r Carl Sagan and Stanford University Nobel Prize winner Arthur Konberg. He said he shortened the list of witnesses because the judge in the lawsuit brought by Kelly Segraves. director of the Christian-orienteCreation Science Research Center of San Diego, has declared that neither evolution nor religious ideas of creation would be on trial. Segraves is challenging science guidelines of the state Board of Education that make evolution the only explanation of life in California biology classes. His attorney Richard Turner of Sacramento, rested his case after an hour-lon- g meeting between the two attorneys with Superior Court Judge Irving Perluss failed to produce a settlement. WASHINGTON pushing congressional approval of $32.6 billion in increased military expenditures, and two veteran senators predict they will get it. "There is a necessity of rearming America." Speed limits were reduced electronically to 45 mph on the a 42 ro't medicines can have deleterious effects. Plough Inc.. maker of St Joseph's aspirin, said in a statement that no meaningful scientific evidence exists to link aspirin with Reye's Syndrome "more than any other medication." in Predict Approval Of Defense Increase (UPI) - Administration officials are for Winter storm warnings for up to 6 inches of snow were in effect for parts of Maryland; New Jersey and New York. Three to 5 inches of snow was forecast for New Jersey, About an inch fell in time for the morning rush hour, making roads slippery. State Police urged motorists to reduce speed and drive wh extra caution. New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway police reported road conditions got worse at the onset of the rush hour. IIMlMff IHIIt 'charlotte iballas Dr. R. William Soller. director of scientific affairs for Sterling Drug Inc., maker of Bayer aspirin agreed that more studies are needed and urged doctors and parents to heed the committee's statement that all fundamentalists n.ight destroy science's bility to children of other beliefs the defense California's "monkey triM" says. Veteran Senators The storm pushed into the Ohio Valley today and veered to the south and east, bringing heavy snow to the mountains of Pennsylvania and Maryland. 31 pneinnati com- down Bible credi- WLt jNational Mercury Readings iKJtany Albuquerque con-fern- 2W-da- The panel recommended that all children with such symptoms receive prompt medical attention. The committee said more studies are needed and their results must be available before changes are considered in current practices of aspirin use. The national Center for Disease Control in Atlanta also has urged caution in the use of aspirin to control fever in children who develop the flu or chickenpox. What should the recommendations of caution mean to parents? "The common sense reaction would be. under the cirsumstances of varicella (chickenpox). and u n d e r the circumstances of a flu epidemic, you probably wouldn't give your child salicylates Snarls East States By United Press Internatioaal storm that buried of Colorado and Nebraska in 2 Starts of snow swept the East today, dumping 7 inches of snow on parts of rush-hotrafMaryland and snarling fic along much of the northern Atlantic - SACRAMENTO, Calif. (I'PI) Watering state guidelines for teaching evolution to suit (aspirin)," said Dr. Stuart Brown professor of neurology and pediatrics at the University of Miami School of Medicine. But that is not to imply that we have any hard evidence that salicylates really affect the illness " be said at a news y concluding the panel's meeing. However, committee Chairman Philip R. Dodge, professor of neurology and pediatrics at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, said it might be an overreaction to withhold aspirin from children with the flu. "There are an awful lot of patients taking aspirin who never nave any troubles whatsoever," he said. bative. Driving Snowstorm A Trial JUufcs'eiiu. 880 W. 1830 N., Provo I NA - 375844 ly OooA'Mct, Oram HM A.M.-- 6 QpfN MON.$AT, t P.M. Afe ;J m pqouo 0 200 no. univGnoiTY 0 ALOO III OALT LAtlQ 0 nov 0 ofnrr . |
