FDA to regulate e cigarettes as tobacco products
The FDA said it will regulate smokeless electronic cigarettes as tobacco products rather than drug-delivery devices. It plans to propose rules treating e cigarettes the same as traditional cigarettes and other tobacco products, a win for makers and distributors as the devices grow in popularity.
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Rhode Island lawmaker faces Connecticut drug charge
East Haven police report Robert Watson a Republican from East Greenwich charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia and driving under the influence after a checkpoint stop. He previously drew fire for controversial remarks about priorities in the legislature.
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NATO Strikes Deepen Pressure On Gadhafi In Libya
NATO airstrikes at Bab al Aziziya and elsewhere hit regime targets as Misrata faces renewed shelling killing at least 10. Libyan officials call the strikes an assassination bid while the attack campaign isolates Gadhafi and raises demands for his ouster.
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Mass breakout from Sarposa Prison sparks Afghan manhunt
Afghan forces launched a large search for hundreds of inmates, mostly Taliban, who tunneled out of Kandahar's Sarposa Prison. At least 24 have been recaptured. authorities warn of weakened security and renewed insurgent activity amid a broader push to hand security to Kabul by 2014.
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Iran reports second cyber attack tied to nuclear program
Tehran confirms a second computer virus hit Iran in eight months as Gholam Reza Jalali says experts found the espionage virus named Stars. He notes lab exposure ongoing with no final conclusions and no targets disclosed.
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Old Nuremberg Chronicle Found in Sandy Utah Book Hunt
A tattered 1493 German edition of the Nuremberg Chronicle surfaced in Sandy Utah. The partially missing pages, printed on cotton band paper, are likely not rare but are considered authentic by expert Ken Sanders who fears damage. If mint, the book could fetch up to one million dollars.
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