Man rescues daughter in paroled killer gunbattle
In Jacksonville a man confronted a paroled killer who forced his daughter into their apartment. Danny Sokol was wounded and charged with attempted murder after a room-by-room gunfight ended with his arrest. Police note the daughter was unharmed.
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Panel backs female condoms in US pending data
A federal advisory panel backed marketing female condoms in the United States if the maker supplies more information supporting effectiveness. FDA staff and experts noted concerns over disease prevention claims and pregnancy protection data, with summer studies expected and potential U S introduction by fall or year end. The product, priced at 2.25 dollars, has approval in Switzerland and slated for France and England later this year.
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Bush names Yeutter domestic policy adviser and Bond GOP chair
President Bush designates Clayton Yeutter as counselor to the president for domestic policy with Cabinet status and signals that Richard Bond will become the new Republican National Committee chairman. Yeutter will oversee domestic and economic policy and chair a White House policy coordinating group.
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Cholesterol may trigger ministrokes via vessel spasms
Researchers from the University of Iowa report that high cholesterol may provoke spasms in blood vessels, causing transient ischemic attacks and possibly strokes. The study, presented at an American Heart Association conference, shows platelets in high cholesterol patients tilt vessels toward constriction, reducing blood flow.
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Candidates Clash Over Recession Remedies in Campaign Debate
Democratic contenders sparred over Bush recession cures and rival plans in a two hour PBS debate. Bill Clinton said the administration does not get it while Tsongas asserted he and his peers offer the alternative. Harkin denounced Reaganomics as aiding the wealthy amid hard times. The exchange covered economy education health care and defense ahead of New Hampshire primary.
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Spouse Arrested in Anchorwoman's Death in Denver
In Denver authorities arrested Bradford King, husband of Diane Newton King, the 34 year old anchorwoman shot outside her Marshall Michigan home on February 9. He is held pending arraignment and an extradition hearing, per Calhoun County Sheriff staff.
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Mich
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