FDA grants conditional approval for ddC HIV drug
Washington AP reports Hoffmann La Roche will market ddC to adults with advanced HIV infection under a conditional approval. FDA Commissioner David Kessler says the drug will be reviewed as it becomes available to patients severely ill, with ongoing monitoring and data collection.
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Supreme Court voids St Paul hate crime ban in 9 0 ruling
The court ruled unanimously that St Paul Minnesota's cross burning swastika and bias expression ban violates First Amendment free speech rights. Justices differed on reasoning while signaling limits to local hate crime statutes. The decision leaves other state and local hate crime laws in question but clarifies constitutional boundaries.
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Bush Says Perot remarks are not American
President Bush criticized Ross Perot's comments as un-American while noting his own worry over Perot winning the White House. In an ABC interview he warned against probing his family and said, Leave my kids alone. Supreme Court justices debated a St Paul hate speech case, with divergent views on First Amendment limits and city ordinances.
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