Alaska stroke survivor awarded 13.3 million in ephedrine case
A state jury in Anchorage ordered E Oil International and its executives to pay 12 million in punitive damages after a 1.3 million compensatory award to Rosalie Talbert over Amp II Pro drops. The trial marked the first such case against the stimulant.
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Witness says Bin Laden group sought uranium in 1993
Jamal Fadl testified that bin Laden's network tried to purchase uranium in late 1993 and that he warned U.S. officials in 1996 about plans to attack American targets. He described an offer to sell uranium for 1.5 million dollars and a bag shown to agents claiming to contain uranium from South Africa.
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Blunt Clinton Gore meeting signals a charged post election clash
In a private White House session Gore pressed Clinton over the Lewinsky scandal and Clinton’s ratings while Clinton urged Gore to run on the administration record. The talk, described as tense and cathartic, aimed to clear the air and set a path forward for Democrats.
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Senate approves deal to pay off U.N. dues
The Senate by 99 to 0 votes approves a deal to clear about $1 billion in overdue United Nations dues. The accord cuts the U.S. share of the U.N. budget from 25 to 22 percent and lowers U.N. peacekeeping assessments from 30.4 to 26 percent by 2003. House approval and presidential signature still needed.
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Treasury evacuated after noxious fumes at federal building
Treasury employees were evacuated from the historic building near the White House after fumes described as diesel-like caused watery eyes and nausea. Officials said the sewer tunnel under Pennsylvania Avenue was the source and a HazMat crew responded. No one was hospitalized and the building was deemed safe the same night.
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