Libyan reserves bolster Gadhafi as sanctions bite
The Libyan regime can draw on as much as 110 billion dollars in foreign reserve holdings to fund operations for months. IMF notes reserves could cover imports for roughly three years, though the share held by the central bank is unclear amid sanctions. The Gaddafi network spans film, sport, real estate, and overseas deposits, now frozen by the United States. Oil output has fallen sharply, with analysts citing a drop of 800000 to 1200000 barrels per day.
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Gaddafi Forces Hit Brega as Libyan War Expands
Ground and air assaults on Brega left at least six dead. Rebel fighters rallied in Ajdabiya with injuries to ten. The Arab League suspended Libya and condemned violent crackdown. Amid mass exodus, over 180000 refugees reached borders as Egypt and European nations sped airlifts and ships.
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Therapy dogs help students in Corridor schools
Jade the therapy dog has worked nine years in the College Community district, aiding students at Prairie Edge School Cedar Rapids and helping with emotional regulation and reading by providing calm through quiet companionship.
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Kindergartner
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FDA Pulls 500 Unapproved Cold Medicines From Market
The FDA announced a crackdown removing roughly 500 unapproved cold and allergy products from shelves. It requires companies to submit all new prescription drugs for scientific review before launch, noting many drugs date from before FDA oversight.
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FDA moves to remove unapproved cold medicines from market
The FDA targets pills with untested combinations of decongestant and cough suppressants sold over the counter. Manufacturers must halt production and shipments if unregistered. Pedi ahist and similar products are cited. regulators call irrational mixes dangerous for drowsiness and caution doctors.
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