On This Day History Feb 5 Highlights Major Events
On February 5 events span centuries from Roger Williams arriving in Boston in 1631 to Sweden recognizing US independence in 1783. Other notes include Phoenix incorporation in 1881, Verdi Otello debut in 1887, 1917 immigration act issues and Mexico's 1917 constitution, FDR court packing debate in 1937, Nasser’s 1958 nomination, De Gaulle Algeria call in 1962, and Garwood conviction in 1981.
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Congress poised to pass HMO oversight rules this year
Congress, spurred by a new House speaker and public pressure, is likely to approve new HMO rules in 1999. Key questions remain on outside mediation for denied care and emergency visit guarantees. Civil suits against HMOs remain disputed as committees seek compromise through the process.
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Oxygen regulator fire risk prompts recall of ambulance tanks
The FDA warns that aluminum oxygen regulators used in ambulances can explode and cause serious burns. About 200000 tanks are in use with 16 explosions recorded in four years, 11 severe burns. Allied Healthcare Products of St. Louis recalls Life Support Products models LSP 106 270 280 370 735 and offers replacements and a hot line for customers.
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