Retired Clerk Wins Biggest State Lottery Jackpot
DAN JOSE California Sili con Valley resident Icario Castellano a 66 year old retired grocery store clerk won the largest single state lottery prize in U S history totaling 141 million dollars He opted for a lump sum of 708 million before taxes about 423 million His family plans vacations student loan payments and charitable gifts focusing on education arts and Hispanic culture
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Senate approves patients rights legislation
The Democratic Senate passed sweeping patients rights legislation defying a veto threat. The bill would provide millions of Americans new health care protections and the ability to sue their HMOs.
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Senate approves historic patients rights bill
The Democratic led Senate passed a landmark patients rights bill 59 to 36, moving to the House for debate. It would guarantee emergency care access, specialist visits, and rights to sue insurers or HMOs under certain conditions, with limits on class actions and damages.
Microsoft emerges emboldened after antitrust ruling
Microsoft and Prosoft Corp officials signal no pause in strategy as Windows XP rollout remains on track despite a federal appeals court overturning the breakup order. Gates and Culinnan insist the ruling supports continuing plans to integrate products and online services into the new desktop OS.
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