U.S. to Halt Sudan Ops and Evacuate Diplomats
Washington officials say the United States will suspend operations in Sudan and evacuate diplomats and families. About thirty Americans will depart on commercial flights under embassy guidance following a U.N. Security Council push to extradite suspects tied to the Mubarak assassination attempt.
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Experience crucial in AIDS treatment study finds doctors' experience saves lives
Washington study of 403 men treated 1984 to 1994 shows patients whose physicians manage AIDS more often have a one third lower daily death risk than those treated by less experienced doctors. Experts urge patients to seek experienced AIDS physicians.
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Wyden Elevates Oregon Margin Loss in Senate Race
In Oregon’s first vote by mail race Ron Wyden defeats Gordon Smith, narrowing GOP control of the Senate to 53 47. Wyden vows Congress is moving toward extreme policies and pledges to oppose polluter rollback of environmental laws. Clinton and Gore congratulated him as swearing in could occur early next week.
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Couple jailed for abandoning son during psychiatric eval
A New Jersey couple Steven Hicks and Diana Hicks received nine and six month sentences for leaving their 13 year old son Christopher at a hospital and moving to California without a forwarding address. The judge condemned the act though spared the maximum term.
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Appeals court grants class action to Florida tobacco suit
Florida appeals court on Wednesday ruled the cigarette injury case can seek class-action status for Florida residents. The suit targets billions in damages and a fund to diagnose and treat smoking related illnesses. Legal experts call it a milestone enabling similar actions in other states.
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