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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2007
Page
8
Snow may accumulate another inch or so before tapering off this evening. Breezy and cold with plenty of clouds tonight. North-northwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Partly sunny and milder tomorrow. West-southwest winds 8 to 16 mph. Humidity fades from 90 percent in the morning to 65 percent in the afternoon. Soil temperature yesterday.
Curves group led by Shirley Spanier transports more than 1200 pounds of non perishable food collected during their annual drive to Emmaus House. Spanier notes the club's ongoing support through food drives coats for kids and other efforts.
Don Imus was fired by CBS after calling Rutgers women’s basketball players nappy headed hoes triggering protests and advertiser withdrawals. Deirdre Imus, his wife, co hosted a two day radio fundraiser for children’s charities and described the Rutgers players as beautiful and courageous after meeting them at the governor’s mansion. Rutgers coach C Vivian Stringer said the meeting was productive and hopes to move past the incident.
A federal health advisory panel recommends blocking Merck’s Arcoxia etoricoxib as a successor to Vioxx due to potential higher risks of stroke and heart attack and no superior pain relief. FDA decision due by April 27. Merck says Arcoxia could help many with osteoarthritis.
CDC reports gonorrhea now resistant to common antibiotics with higher rates in Philadelphia and San Francisco. Health officials urge switch from fluoroquinolones like Cipro to cephalosporins such as ceftriaxone Rocephin, given shrinking treatment options and rising risk of infertility and HIV infection.
The CDC warns gonorrhea is increasingly resistant to ciprofloxacin, with nearly 7 percent of heterosexual male cases in 26 U.S. cities showing drug resistance. In 2001 resistance was about 0.6 percent. Experts warn we are nearing a point with few effective antibiotics and no new drugs in development.
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