03 Jan 1996
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Newspaper
Brownsville The Herald
Location
Brownsville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1996
Page
1
Activists gathered Tuesday at the federal courthouse outraged by authorities charging the head of the U S Tease Service to represent people in migration court during the trial in a sign of solidarity Pefia.
Researchers warn that the two main cholesterol lowering drug classes statins and fibrates may cause cancer in rodents when given high doses. They urge cautious human use, noting disputed rodent data and FDA study origins, with commentary by opponents in JAMA.
Weather forecasters warn of a sharp cold front dropping Rio Grande Valley temperatures to the lower 30s tonight with highs in the 50s later. Officials urge protecting pets and plants, using heaters safely, and ensuring proper shelter for the homeless as frosty conditions pass.
The forecast calls for sunny skies with a cold feel and temperatures in the low to mid fifties. Wednesday night will dip into the upper thirties to near forty across western areas and lower forties in the east.
The city editor notes Don Pedro dressed in a heavy jacket and scarf. Don Pedro replies he will enjoy the cold by going home to build a fire, read, and sleep, mostly sleep, before bidding adios.
In Dallas protesters from LULAC gathered outside KESS AM as the station moved La Voz de Texas to a Spanish only format and cut airtime from two hours to one. LULAC called on Heftel Broadcasting to rescind the English ban while irate listeners reported changes to the program.
The Senate approved a bill to immediately reinstate 260,000 idled federal workers and pay them through Jan 12 as budget talks continue. House GOP leaders said passage is unlikely without a budget balance agreement with President Clinton, who met with Senate and House leaders at the White House to resolve deficits by 2002.
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