Government advisers weigh wider sale of silicone gel implants
Eleven years after a near ban, advisers question long term risks and durability as they consider allowing broader sales. FDA halted routine sales in 1992 due to leakage concerns. implants were limited to cancer patients in trials. Inamed Corp seeks to restart sales arguing exoneration.
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Food and Drug Administration
Inamed Corp
Iraqis Exchange Saddams for New Currency in Banks
Iraqi citizens lined up in Baghdad banks to swap old notes bearing Saddam Hussein for new currency, with a three month window to deposit expiring bills as American troops guard the process amid tense security. In Bolivia, protests threaten President Sanchez de Lozada as La Paz and El Alto halt activity and barricades rise.
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GOP Defeats Move to Turn Iraqi Aid Into a Loan
Senate Republicans blocked an amendment by Senator Dorgan to convert Bush Iraq aid from grants to loans. The 57 to 9 vote kept $20.3 billion in grants intact as part of the $87 billion Iraq and Afghanistan package. The defeat was expected in a Senate with GOP control by a slim margin.
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Three Americans killed in Gaza convoy bombing
A remote controlled bomb hit a U S diplomatic convoy in Beit Lahya Gaza Strip killing three American security guards and wounding a fourth. The DynCorp guards were part of a security detail for the U S Embassy in Tel Aviv during interviews with Palestinian Fulbright candidates.
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Ferry crash on Staten Island ends in mass casualties
A Staten Island Ferry rammed a dock in high winds, killing at least 10 and injuring 34. The Andrew J. Barberi smashed into pilings as it carried about 1,500 from Manhattan to Staten Island. The pilot fled, later taken to hospital. investigators examine weather and vessel factors.
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Stone Temple Pilots singer Scott Weiland files for divorce
Los Angeles AP Scott Weiland divorces wife Mary Weiland citing irreconcilable differences. They wed in May 2000 separated in September 2002. Mary filed then dropped the matter. Scott faces probation progress hearing tied to a heroin case. They have two children and a prenuptial agreement.
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Deer invades Linden clothing store damaging shelves
A full grown deer wandered Planet Kidz in Linden for over an hour trampling merchandise and frightening customers. Police tranquilized the animal with a NYPD unit from Staten Island and it was taken to the Linden animal shelter to be released back to the woods after the drug wears off.
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