Pharmacists face clash over morning after pill dispute
In Tehama California a pharmacist refused to supply Ovral after doctor Myron Schonbrun asked for immediate dosing and later a month’s supply. The incident highlights a broader conflict between pharmacist beliefs and patient rights as FDA supports morning after pills and legal battles loom over future abortion drugs.
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John Boling
Myron Schonbrun
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Clinton Birthplace to Open Quiet Public Attraction
The Clinton Birthplace in Hope Arkansas will open to the public next week with minimal fanfare after a fundraising slowdown. Joe Purvis says donations fell after two congressional committees subpoenaed gift records, though latest contributions have picked up. The foundation reports eight donors contributing 25000 or more including a Hong Kong businesswoman and two Japanese firms with Arkansas ties.
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Joe Purvis
Clinton Birthplace Foundation
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Rose Crane
Washington
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Thurmond Extends Senate Record In Johnston Anniversary
In Edgefield County Senator Strom Thurmond celebrated becoming the longest serving U.S. senator, surpassing Carl Hayden by one day. About 400 people gathered at Johnston Elementary School to mark Johnston’s 100th anniversary while Thurmond, 94, reflected on his aims to be remembered as honest patriotic and helpful.
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Johnston
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Thurmond
Senate
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Left wins early edge in French legislative vote
In the first round voters favored the Socialist and left allies with about 40.35 percent over the center right’s 36.7 percent. Exit polls suggest 263 to 302 seats for leftists, while the National Front neared 15 percent with uncertain seat prospects. Voter turnout was about 68 percent as France faces high unemployment and social cuts fears.
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Paris
Jacques Chirac
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Rally For the Republic
French Democratic Union
National Front
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Chirac
France
Cosbys Son Believed Killed Offering a Cigarette
Time magazine reports Ennis Cosby may have been killed while offering a cigarette. Crime scene photos show him with a cigarette pack and a direct gunshot wound, suggesting a postmortem mouth injury as part of the narrative.
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Time Magazine
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