Epinephrine injector recall and leprosy drug approval update
A Maryland firm recalled a lot of about 30 000 EpiEZPen injectors after defects triggered premature activation risking ineffectiveness during allergic reactions. FDA poised to approve thalidomide for leprosy after Celgene meets final conditions, with strict birth defect safeguards. Offshore, Hurricane Nora battered Cabo San Lucas with 120 mph winds and 15-foot waves causing damage and disruption.
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Clinton urges global test ban at UN General Assembly
President Clinton urged the Senate to approve the global test ban treaty ending all nuclear tests and backing a permanent international court. He pledged nearly 1 billion dollars to clear UN dues and warned against rogue states and international criminals while noting GOP opposition and a spring Senate vote.
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Air Force Halts Training Flights for 24 Hours
The Air Force suspends domestic training flights for 24 hours to address safety concerns after a series of crashes. A separate stand-down affects all combat crews and overseas units up to Friday. The move follows a B 1 bomber crash in Montana and includes anticipated related measures by Navy, Army and Marines.
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On This Day In History Highlights
Key events include John Paul Jones’s Bon Homme Richard victory over Serapis on September 23 1779 and his famous I have not yet begun to fight. Caesar Augustus born 63 B C in Rome. Harvard’s first commencement 1642. John Andre captured 1780 revealing Arnold plot. Lewis and Clark return 1806. Neptune discovered 1846. Nixon Checkers speech 1952.
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Settlement reached in Indiana crash lawsuits
American Airlines and seven other companies agreed to pay 110 million dollars to settle lawsuits filed by relatives of 27 victims of American Eagle Flight 4184. The deal, announced before opening statements, resolves 26 lawsuits while two additional suits remain under negotiation.
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Teen arrest linked to babysitter death in Stanwood case
A 17 year old fugitive from a halfway house, David Dodge of Camano Island, was arrested on suspicion of first degree murder, rape, and burglary in the beating death of 12 year old Ashley Jones who was babysitting five children. Authorities say the home had no forced entry and the victims were asleep. Bail set at 1 million.
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