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Bad Baby Formulas Cause Infant Deaths Mideast Await Atlanta Break Through Near Budget Plan GAZETTE Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Volume 36 Number 98 Thursday, May 21, 1981 Bad baby formulas cause infant deaths World GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI)--Accord- the formulas. The other two nations and bottles aren't adequately ing to United Nations officials, voting no were Chad and Bangladesh sterilized. about a million babies die each while 93 voted yes. The administration doesn't year worldwide, because the formulas The code is an eight-page document dispute these calims. Its stand Thousands of fans of reggae music they're fed are improperly drafted after years of debate. It's is based on business considerations. king Bob Marley are holding an all- And the dispute over those non-binding, but member nations The Reagan administration ,sed. says it night vigil outside a sports arena eaths has brought the Reagan are encouraged to translate it into doesn't want the World Health in Kingston, Jamaica, where a funer- administration into conflict with their own legal systems. Organization acting as an inter- al service will be held for him to- the Third World, where those Consumer groups say firms that national version of the Federal day. deaths occur. make the formulas market them Trade Commission. The U.S. Marley died earlier this month The U.S. was one of just three overseas, without regard as to how representative at yesterday's of brain cancer at the age of 36. negative votes yesterday as the they'll be sued. And the advocates vote in Geneva said the code will His body was put in a casket dressed World Health Organization endorsed of the market limits say that in present "legal and constitutional in jeans, with his electric guitar a code of conduct which put volun- developing nations, formulas are problems" for this country. at his side. In his hand was a Bible tary restrictions on marketing of mixed with water that's polluted, The code, as it stands, would ban open to Psalm 23, "The Lord is my direct advertising of the subsitutes Shepherd." for breast milk. It would also require that formula containers Mideast await s peace plans include warning labels, telling of A 14 year old in East Eddington, the danger of the misuse of the Maine, knows the value of a quarter. JERUSALEM (UPI)--An uneasy tension aggression against the Arab product. For Mark Manzo, it's 29 hours continues in the Middle East. Syria countries." The industry says the standards and 35 minutes of playing time at says Israel is preparing to attack, would be too restrictive, and an "Asteroids" video game. Israel's Prime Minister Begin and Israel says it won't wait wouldn't consider conditions in Manzo plugged in his quarter Sun- reacted by saying that although forever for U.S. diplomatic efforts individual nations. day and didn't step down from the peace efforts continue, it's to settle the crisis. Both nations controls until after he had racked unclear whether there will be say only the other can prevent a up 14,232,200 points zapping aster- positive results following Assad's war. oids and spaceships with the com- statement, which Begin called "most CEC Wayne Zulick In puter screen laser. Syria, President Assad said extremist." yesterday that he had not seen the The 8th grader hopes his score peace proposals reportedly carried Habib continues his efforts to Passes away while set a new world record. by U.S. presidential envoy Philip defuse the crisis over the deploy- Habib. ment of Syrian missiles in Lebanon Assad said that all Habib brought today. He met today with the Attending CPO school The number of bomb threats in New were "Israeli demands." And he head of the Israeli opposition, and York is nearing 500 since Saturday, said, "I tell the American public may go to Beirut and Damascus once when a blast killed a worker at Ken- Chief that it is American weapons and again after that. The State Construction Electrician nedy Airport. Wayne M. American money given to Israel which Department says Habib will keep at Zulick, USN passed away No explosives have been found in Port s being used for expansion and his task "as long as there is hope." Hueneme, California while since Monday, and police issued a attending CPO Management School at plea to stop the calls. Detectives the Civil Engineers Corps Officers say they believe kooks such as work- School on May 20. ers seeking a longer lunch hour 9f Chief Zulick served in the Public coffee break are behind the bogus Atlanta break cfthrough near Works Department in bcth the Housing calls. and Utilities Department. Mrs. ATLANTA (UPI)--Atlanta police say a suspect, and refused to describe Zulick was employed by the Navy they are optimistic about solving the individual being sought. Exchange. Police in Los Angeles say four the killing of at least one of the The sheriff also declined comment Funeral arrangements are incom- men in business suits barged into city's 27 slain young blacks. when asked if an arrest was plete at this time. radio station KBRT last night with Douglas County Sheriff Earl imminent. He did say, "We're Chief Zulick was a former Marine an unusual demand. Lee's force has jurisdiction over optimistic about our investigation." and a veteran of many Seabee They forced the announcer to the slaying of 21-year-old Eddie A total of eight victims have deployments around the world. play a tape blaming the National "Bubba"Duncan because his body was been pulled from suburban Atlanta He wintered over in the Antarctica Council of Churches for the People's pulled from the Douglas County rivers since the string of slayings at South Pole station with the Temple massacre in Guyana and the side of the Chattahoochee River. began. 1961/1962 Winter over party with slayings of young blacks in Atl4pta. And Lee has been helping the special Duncan's body was discovered Operation Deep Freeze. task force investigating the bizarre March 31 in the same river just a The Zulick's son, UT1 Robert Zulick rash of slayings since Duncan was few miles away from where 13-year- is the 1981 winner of the Marvin A jury began its deliberation found dead in March. old Timothy Hill was found the Shields Award and assigned to today over the fates of two men But, the most Lee could tell UPI day before. Duncan was the first NMCB Five at Port Hueneme. charged with rigging the Pennsyl- yesterday was, "We're looking for of four young adults to be A Two-Bell ceremony will be held vania lottery. The winning number a person, that we can say." He added to the task force list of in his honor at the next General in April 24th, 1980 was 666, and declined to call the individual victims. Assembly of the Guantanamo Bay it generated a record payoff of Fleet Reserve Association, Branch three and a half million dollars. 100. The men have pleaded innocent. House okays budget plan WASHINGTON (UPI)--Despite speaker with tempers flaring. , ipO'Neill's promise that the Republican Senator Howard ouse would not "roll over and play Metzenbaum of Ohio called the dead" while President Reagan's budget "cruel, unjust, inhumane" budget hacks away at social and dishonest." programs, a compromise patterned Ernest Hollings of South Carolina, after the Reagan plan strolled ranking Democrat on the Senate easily though the Fouse yesterday. Budget Committee, charged the The story was a little different budget was based on unrealistic in the senate, but that was economic assumptions. believed to be temporary, with But Republican Budget Committee final congressional passage of the Chairman Pete Domenici of New $695.5 billion fiscal 1982 budget Mexico charged that the real mis- expected without problems. take occurred one year earlier A vote by the Republican-domin- when the committee, at the time con- ated Senate is scheduled for trolled by Democrats claimed to today. have come up with a balanced The House approved the measure budget. on a 244-155 vote yesterday with some conservative Democrats again jumping ship to join the Republican Two seats open IN OBSERVANCE OF THE ASIAN-PACIFIC AMERICAN HERITAGE FESTIVAL held minority. There is a C-12 trip to Santo on May 16 at the FIL-AM Club, Philippine folk dances were shown a- The Senate had been expected to Domingo on May 27 and returning long with performances from other countries of the Pacific. Pic- immediately follow suit, but May 29. There are two spaces tured are dancers performing the dance called, "Carinosa." The dan- Republican Leader Howard Baker of still available on this flight. cers (left to right) are: Paul Freo and Cita Alford; Louie and Tennessee postponed a final vote For more information, contact Mary Villafranca; and Joe and Susie Rellama. Others participating until today. YN2 Walter or LTJG Lawrence at in the dance not shown were Felix Cabanping and Ning Lucero. Mrs. The Senate then debated the 8366/8453 during working hours. Cori Safford was the coordinator of the Philippine-folk dances. budget until late into the night, (Photo by PH1 John Porbansky.) Page 2 The Daily Gazette Thursday, May 21, 1981 Club Activities THE CPO HARBOR LIGHTS LOUNGE will THE TRZYNA VILLAGE RESTAURANT community be open for dining this weekend on announces a disco night on May 23. Saturday night May 23 due to the The menu will be curry goat/w/white cancellation of the CPO special rice for $2.75 a plate and manish function that was previously water for 50 a cup. Again, "Touch announced in the Entertainer.
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