Man shot by friend tries to shoot beer can off head
Larry Slusher, 47, was in critical condition after his best friend Silas Caldwell, 47, allegedly shot him in the head while attempting to shoot a beer can off Slusher’s head. Caldwell is jailed on felony assault charges. The incident occurred in Arjay Kentucky.
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EU approves tobacco advertising ban milestone
The European Union won final approval to phase out tobacco advertising across the 15-nation bloc. The law will abolish nearly all tobacco ads by 2006 after backing from EU health ministers in December and a European Parliament majority last month.
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Smoking poll ordered to study teen cigarette use
President Clinton directed Health and Human Services to collect data on teen tobacco use as part of an annual drug survey. GOP leaders work on a narrower bill to fund anti smoking efforts with up to 4.3 billion and to limit teen use, while avoiding a per pack price increase.
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Starr, Lewinsky book purchases prompt legal accord
In a Monday deal Monica Lewinsky’s attorneys will provide Whitewater prosecutors with records of her book purchases. The arrangement, confirmed by sources, ends a court challenge and lets the bookstore drop fights against the subpoena while preserving First Amendment grounds. John Podesta expected back at the grand jury as talks continue.
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Whitewater
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Court overturns $750000 tobacco verdict in Florida
An appeals court in Florida threw out a Jacksonville tobacco verdict won by Grady Carter, stating the suit was filed more than four years after he knew of his smoking related illness. The 1969 federal warning label issue would likely have reversed any outcome, the court ruled. Carter expressed disappointment and planned to discuss next steps with his attorney.
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Grady Carter
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Norwood Wilner
Government confronting Internet privacy issue
Washington faces a clash over online privacy as the Clinton administration hosts a two day Internet Related privacy meeting in Washington. Officials business groups and privacy advocates weigh how to balance growth of online commerce with consumer privacy rights. Industry seeks self rules while privacy advocates push for strong new laws.
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