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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1995

Page

2

Gas Station TV Expands at Shell Pumps Coast to Coast

Shell Oil installs six inch video screens atop self service pumps in select stations. Screens activate with fuel flow and mostly advertise nearby Shell convenience store items. Some locations switch to full television broadcasts.

Shell Oil Co Shell

Japanese PM deploys 60,000 police after subway gas attack

Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama orders a nationwide mobilization of 60,000 officers amid fears of further nerve gas attacks tied to the Aum Shinrikyo cult. Authorities say a soldier was expelled and another suspended for leaking raid details, while a firebombing claim targets the cult’s headquarters.

Tokyo Tomiichi Murayama Japan Aum Shinri Kyo Shoko Asahara No. 2 Sation

Windfall feared as GATT pact slows generic drugs

Washington reports a potential $6 billion windfall for brand name drug makers under the new GATT world trade agreement. Critics warn delays in generic competition may keep prices higher longer, while patents extend to 20 years starting June, up from 17. Senator Pryor voices concern about consumer impact.

Washington Food and Drug Administration David Pryor D-Ark GATT U.S

Foster Fight Heats Up Before Senate Hearing

Conservatives attack Dr. Henry Foster over abortion views as abortion rights groups mobilize online. At the upcoming Senate confirmation hearing the Tennessee obstetrician gynecologist faces tough questions on abortion counts a government study and past work as health educator. Chairwoman Nancy Kassebaum demands clear answers before the panel moves forward.

Washington Henry Foster Senate Foster Cades Nashville Bush Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee Tennessee

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