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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1998
Page
7
Yesterday in Bluefield brought a range of figures including highs near 79 to 90 degrees and lows from 48 to 64. Precip totals show 0.01 inch on Aug 30 1997 and 1.25 inches over last 30 days with 22.22 inches since Jan 1 1998.
A brief forecast fragment reports today’s high near 80 to 85 with partly cloudy skies and mainly clear conditions tonight. Monday is expected to reach the 70s to 80s with a low around 55 to 60, followed by Tuesday’s conditions not specified.
Interim Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin said Russia will not revert to Soviet-era economic controls as hard line opposition signals compromise with President Yeltsin. He pledged to keep the ruble convertible, support banks, and protect depositors while noting steps may be used as needed. Yeltsin reinstated Chernomyrdin to restore confidence amid economic instability and rampant rumor, including talk that he might resign.
The FDA faces a pivotal decision on Herceptin, a gene targeted therapy for HER2/neu positive breast cancer. Early results show tumors shrinking and longer survival when combined with chemotherapy, but not a cure. Regulators weigh risks, benefits, testing requirements, and patient selection before a final ruling.
President Clinton on Martha's Vineyard announced a national patient bill of rights to ensure HMO patients get timely access to appeals. The Labor Department will require private employers with federal plans to provide internal appeal processes, with urgent cases to be decided within 72 hours and nonurgent appeals within 30 days. The move aims to curb denials and boost coverage while he pressures Republicans to back a broader package before the fall elections.
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