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Egyptian President Mubarak ·Assents to New Lebanon Pact CAIRO -~----- --------------- • • • Spelunkers -page 4 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1983 VOL XVII, NO. 138 tht: intkpt·ntknt stlllknt nt:w:-papt:r st:rYing notrt: Jamt: and saint mary':- Egyptian President Mubarak ·assents to new Lebanon pact CAIRO. Egypt (AP)- Secretary of Mubarak agreed that Israel's terms this issue," he said. State George P. Shultz received were excessive. Israel has been Asked if he thought it might be Egyptian President Hosmi insisting on leaving behind a small possible to arrange for the Mubarak's full support yesterday for contingent of security forces to withdrawal of Israeli toops during what is expected to be a grueling ef­ protect its northern border and on a the trip, Shultz replied, "It's certain­ fort to get an agreement for the key security role for the Israeli­ ly possible but we will see." withdrawal of Israeli and other backed militia leader Maj. Saad Had­ Mubarak, who said Shultz gave foreign troops from Lebanon. dad. him a letter from President Reagan The effort begins in earnest today With Mubarak at his side, the concerning Middle East problems, when Shultz goes to Israel for a secretary said they discussed the ur­ said he hoped the secretary's trip to meeting with Prime Minister Menac­ gent need for a withdrawal agree­ the region would conclude with hem Begin, who has set conditions ment that "honors the necessity of a "something beneficial to the whole for a troop withdrawal that Lebanon sovereign Lebanon able to rule it­ region." is unwilling to meet. self" He said there must be a complete After a 3 1/2-hour ·meeting with ''The views of the president of withdrawal of all foreign forces from Mubarak, Shultz gave reporters the Egvpt and the views of the president Lebanon. clear imnre~~ion that he and of the United States are identical on Mubarak also said Egypt considers Reagan's faltering Middle East peace initiative a "golden oppurtunity" for peace. He uged the Palestinians to Tylenol exec promotes meet its tenns by "declaring a linkage with jordan" that will make possible peace negotiations with Is­ 'right' business ethics rael. The plan, rejected by Israel and By BOB VONDERHEIDE much praise for the way it handled the Palestine Liberation Organiza­ News Editor the Tylenol cyanide tragedy. The tion, calls for self-government for Washington Post said in an editorial the 1.3 million Palestinians in the Negotiator Dave Rimche reads papers Monday morning at start The leading executive of Tylenol that the co'inpany had set a "new Israeli-occupied West Bank and of J]rd round of troop withdrawal talks as aide looks on. was walking down South Quad yes­ standard" for corporate response to Gaza Strip and the association of the American, Israeli and Lebanese negotiators met in Rhalde, located terday as he used to do 27 years ago such tragedies, and that the anti­ territories with jordan. south ofBeirut for continued talks. when he was a Notre Dame senior. corporate movement will have It seemed like the first time in six much trouble "putting horns atop months he wasn't running. Johnson &Johnson." David Collins, chairman of the Colli,ns, speaking earlier at a Johnson & Johnson subsidiary Marketing Club lecture, said that at House cuts Salvadoran military aid McNeill Products, became the chief no time did anyone at J&J suggest organizer of the massive marketing scrapping the Tylenol label and footrace to save Tylenol when an un­ reintroducing the product under a WASHINGTON(AP) - President waging a covert campaign against four U.S. churchwomen in El Sal­ known killer brought the health care new, cheery name. The task force Reagan's request for S60 million in Nicaragua and Reagan promised to vador. giant to its knees last September. (set up immediately after the news military aid to El Salvador was cut in name a special envoy for Central Long acknowledged that "this is "What I'm trying to describe," he of the Chicago deaths reached Col­ half by a House panel yesterday as he America, whose duties will include not a perfect solution" but he said said, "is a situation so complex and lins) also decided to keep constant readied a special plea to Congress assisting the "Salvadorans in their ef­ that the assurances represented sub­ so fast-moving that without a sound contact with the media. McNeill and the nation to rally behind his forts to find a basis for dialogue wjth stantial progress "in view of the permanent ethic - some sort of opened several toll-free "Tylines," Central American policy. their opponents." Speculation cen­ tortured history ofEl Salvador." guiding light like a path along this that eventually received some The 7-S decision by the Ap­ tered on former Democratic Senator After the vote approving the 530 walk - you get absolutely lost." 344,000 calls from confused con­ propriations Subcommittee on Richard Stone of Florida as their million, the subcommittee released ' But Collins said the values he sumers, and Jater issued 80 million Foreign Operations to slash the Sal­ choice for that post. a letter to Long from Secretary of learned as an undergraduate in coupons offering to replace any vadoran aid to S30 million tollowed Long said that he supported the State George P. Shultz, in which Notre Dame's General Program Extra-Strength capsules with tablets. tie vote, 6-6, that would have barred scaled-down aid package after as­ Shultz said "we favor a negotiating l helped him deal with the tragedy A week after the first death, Col­ any decision at all for 90 days. The surances that the new ambassador process which would lead the way that was "literally laced with ethical lins and the task force withdrew compromise was engineered by "will be charged with advancing the to a political solution through free questions at every turn." some 31 million bottles of Tylenol Chairman Clarence D. Long, D-Mo., peace process" in El Salvador. and fair elections. He opened the door to the Morris products. More than 8 million Extra­ who just returned from El Salvador. The Maryland Democrat also said "To advance this objective, the Inn. "Everyone knows you should Strength capsules were tested for The Senate Foreign Relations he was satisfied with promised steps President will soon be designating a pursue the right," he said, "but not cyanide contamination. Incidental­ Committee already had settled on an toward opening Salvadoran prisons senior U.S. official of ambassadorial everybody in the business world has ly, two more bottles were foun t d identical cut. to inspection by the International rank to act as a special envoy to the conviction that if you always go with tainted capsules. "The decision Meanwhile yesterday, the full Red Cross, freeing political Central American governments," for what you think is right that to withdraw the capsulses saved at Senate met behind closed doors prisoners, and undertaking a review whatever the short-term conse­ least two lives," Collins said. about whether the administration is of evidence in the 1980 killings of see HOUSE, page 3 quences, things will work out right Two days after the poisonings, the in the long-term. task force decided to design a new "I'm not going to let the economic tamper-resistant package for the consequences of a decision prevent eventual re-marketing of Tylenol. me from making the right decision," On December 19, after an initial 80 Chicago prof marks finance trends he said. percent drop of sales, Tylenol in its Johnson & johnson has received new triple-sealed container ap­ By AMY STEPHAN Miller noted that, "Generally you do qot know what peared again in drug stores. Staff Reporter the price will be tomorrow." He said that economists Many economic experts try to discover rational patterns within this process. predicted the certain death of Current research in the field of finance was the sub­ "The issue of whether or not it makes sense is more Tylenol, especally after the task ject of Merton Miller's lecture "The January Anomaly" than an academic discussion," said Miller, noting that force decided to stick with the yesterday after- stock market prices influence the distribution of Tylenol label. One economist said noon. resources. that saving Tylenol would be as "There is no WEDNESDA Y~IM Miller stated that much research in finance consists miraculous as turning a fountain of shortage of of fact gathering. He said that researchers attempt to water into wine. By this month, research devise tl'\eories or paradigms to describe the "rules of Tylenol products had regained 95 puzzles," said ocus the game." percent of its pre-poisoning levels, Miller, the Leon Data, such as records of transaction prices for com­ where it had been the top health and Carroll Marshall Distinguished Service Professor in the mon stock, serve as raw material for statistical experi­ beauty aid for five years. Graduate School of Business of the University of ments, said Miller. These experiments generally At last count, Collins said he didn't Chicago. Miller described two such research puzzles confirm or extend the underlying paradigm, but know if McNeill's public relation and current attempts to solve them. anomalies occasionally occur which can't be explained director had delivered the fountain Miller said that research in finance involves the by theory, Miller noted. of wine. pricing of"so-called capital assets." These capital assets Miller said that three years ago a glaring anomaly was The total cost of the tragedy? include such things as stock shares, fine art, and other uncovered. The computer data suggested that the smal­ McNeill, Collins said, lost S 100 mil­ investments, Miller stated.
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