Widow of Del Shannon sues Prozac maker
LeAnne Westover files a suit against Eli Lilly alleging Prozac caused her husband Charles Westover to die by suicide in 1990. She says the drug can trigger personal crisis and violence and that warnings were insufficient. Lilly spokesman Edward West declined to comment.
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Partial Eclipse Of Moon Tonight
The left edge of the full moon will darken slightly during a partial eclipse visible tonight and early Wednesday from the Western hemisphere and parts of Europe and Africa. Times vary by time zone with visibility to those who look with naked eye or binoculars.
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Bush to discuss war impact in State of the Union
President Bush plans a thematic State of the Union focusing on the Persian Gulf war and its effects on the nation, with broad references to crime education housing and the economy. Specific proposals will come later in his budget or separate legislation, officials say. The address will be carried live by ABC CBS NBC and CNN at 9 p.m. in the House chamber.
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Iraqi leader hints Iran backing war planes return
Saddam Hussein told CNN during the Persian Gulf war he may order Iraqi air force planes back into action. Reports from Basra describe ongoing allied bombardment of a petrochemical complex. An oil spill in the Persian Gulf nears 460 million gallons, attributed to Iraqi occupiers. France’s Defense Minister Chevenement resigns amid policy tensions with Baghdad.
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Aiken Stores See Gas Masks Fly Off Shelves
Gas masks and short wave radios fly off shelves in Aiken County and Augusta as residents prepare for possible terrorist attacks. Store managers report sold out statuses and expect limited restock soon. Many buyers seek radios to monitor international news from sources like BBC.
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DOE To Hold Contractors Liable For Costly Errors
DOE imposes new liability rules for cost avoidable contractor failures. Westinghouse Savannah River Co. distributed an Emergency Information Brochure to about 4500 nearby residents detailing evacuations, radiation basics, shelters, and contact numbers. The brochure covers the 10 mile Emergency Planning Zone around SRS, a site partly a National Environmental Research Park.
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Deaths of multiple individuals noted in Georgia and nearby areas
Obituary notice lists Robert Canady of Waynesboro Georgia Ray O Freeman of Fairfax Judy Anne Leavitt of Belvedere Kellah Murray of Greenwood Arvin J Reeves of Grovetown Maybell Sanders of Augusta Lucille Temples of Aiken. Refer to Page 5A for details.
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