Political fund returns show gaps as parties list debt and gains
The Democratic National Committee reports 1997 year end funds near 23 million with 13 million debt ahead of 1998 elections. The Republican National Committee raised 26 million and owes 4 million. Other items note NASA plans a pizza delivery for astronaut David Wolf returning from Mir aboard Endeavour and Kasich weighing 2000 run possibilities while Clinton aims to privatize Internet domain management.
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Clinton budget projects large surplus and debt reduction plan
President Clinton’s proposed budget for 1999-2003 foresees a $9.5 billion surplus first in three decades, with $218.7 billion in net revenue over spending. The plan features tax and spending battles, aims to cut the national debt, and funds new initiatives including hiring 100,000 teachers, boosting research, and expanding child care using a tobacco settlement.
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Internet Task Force
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Congress
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U.S. Japan aviation pact boosts travelers and flights
The United States and Japan completed a new aviation pact intended to increase flights and choices for travelers. It allows shared reservation codes, enables multi carrier itineraries through Japanese hubs, and could lead to lower fares though open skies remains out of reach. United Airlines plans to double Chicago Tokyo service from April 5.
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Japan
U.S
United Airlines
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Tokyo
Charles Hunnicutt
International Aviation
Russian official criticizes U S threats over Iraq
Moscow urges patience as Primakov and Albright hold talks in Madrid marking a setback to U S plans for a strong international ultimatum against Saddam Hussein. China also calls for restraint while Washington grows frustrated by Russia’s mediation and Baghdad’s intransigence.
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Albright
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Artificial dog blood gains FDA clearance for use in canines
BioPure Corp.’s Oxyglobin, a cattle blood derived hemoglobin solution, is approved for dogs to treat anemia and blood loss. The FDA decision, while limited to canines, raises hope for human blood substitutes, as the product delivers oxygen directly to tissues without triggering allergies.
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BioPure Corp
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William Muir
Ohio State University
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Advisers back first surgical glue DermaBond approval
Advisers urged FDA approval of DermaBond, a modified surgical glue by Closure Medical. They cited faster application, no suture removal, and less pain especially for children, while noting it is an alternative not proven superior to sutures.
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Closure Medical Corp
FDA
Judd Hollander
University of Pennsylvania
Dean Toriami
University of Illinois, Chicago
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