Hatfield hints retirement amid future plans in Senate
Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield appears poised to retire instead of seeking a sixth term according to remarks at a Washington meeting with Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole. The report notes strong signals pointing to the retirement decision.
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First genetic test for breast cancer needs more study
Government scientists rejected the first genetic test kit for predicting relapse after surgery. The FDA advisory panel said Oncor study data were insufficient and recommended testing hundreds more women. Separately, NCI officials advised tamoxifen not to exceed five years as longer use showed no added benefit and potential harm.
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Marine survives 36 hours at sea after overboard scare
Lance Cpl. Zachary Mayo, 20, fell from the USS America into the Arabian Sea during a sleepless dawn. Pakistani fishermen rescued him after 36 hours adrift, and U.S. officials planned a Bahrain medical check before possible return to his EA 6B squadron in Cherry Point. Mayo, from Osburn Idaho, spoke with his parents after arrival in Gwadar and Karachi.
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Print in error in Sears ad Fix shows December 2 end date
On page 33 of the Sears Friday December 1 advertising section a 0 percent finance charge for 6 months on all HOME OFFICE is printed with an incorrect end date. The correct end date is December 2. We regret the inconvenience to customers.
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Clinton questions focus on 1993 Foster death call
Senate Whitewater panel asked Hillary Rodham Clinton to help identify a Washington DC number tied to a 1993 phone call 10:41 p.m. CDT after Vince Foster’s death. The committee issued four written questions, avoiding compelled testimony, while officials try to verify the caller’s intent and relevance to Whitewater.
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Shift work linked to higher heart attack risk for women
A Harvard Medical School team reports in Circulation that women nurses on irregular rotating shifts for over six years face up to 70 percent higher risk of heart attack than peers. Kawachi notes shift work disrupts the biological clock and raises stress hormones.
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Ichiro Kawachi
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GM recalls 470000 Cadillacs for pollution controltampering
General Motors agrees to recall about 470000 Cadillacs built 1991 to 1995 and pay an 11 million dollar civil penalty to settle charges it tampered with pollution control equipment. The settlement marks a landmark auto recall under the Clean Air Act and affects Seville DeVille Eldorado and Fleetwood models with 4.9 liter engines.
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