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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2000
Page
2
Melody Youk and Terrence Youk accepted the Gleitsman Foundation Activist Award for Humitarianism honoring Dr. Jack Kevorkian. Kevorkian, 71, is imprisoned after a second degree murder conviction for helping Thomas Youk end his life in 1998.
A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel ruled that hundreds of illegal immigrants who have completed prison terms must be freed until their homelands accept repatriation. The 3-0 decision rejects federal authority to indefinitely detain those from Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, and others lacking repatriation agreements.
FDA advisory panel recommends allowing Uprima to be sold with strong warnings despite side effects. The pill helped some men regain erections suitable for intercourse, potentially cutting into Viagra’s market as about 30 million impotent men remain underserved.
Relatives of Elian Gonzalez meet with government psychiatrists at Mercy Hospital to plan a transfer that minimizes trauma to the six year old. The hour long session followed Puerto Rican protests in Little Havana as INS and Justice Department officials weigh options to reunite Elian with his father Juan Miguel Gonzalez.
Washington AP reports about 13 million Americans likely have undiagnosed thyroid disease. A simple $25 TSH blood test is urged for routine doctor visits to catch mild hypothyroidism that can raise cholesterol and affect pregnancy, mood, energy, and weight.
A DOT based annual airline quality survey shows consumer complaints more than doubling from 1998 to 1999, rising 130 percent to 2.48 per 100000 passengers. Improved Internet filing is noted but not seen as sole cause. Southwest ranks first overall. USAirways dropped from 1998 top to sixth in 1999. Continental, Delta, Northwest and Alaska following. American, America West, TWA and United also listed.
Larry Linville, famed for his Maj. Frank Burns on MASH, died at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center after battling cancer and pneumonia complications. The Ojai, California native, 60, left the show after season five and is survived by his wife Deborah.
Martha Stewart plans to move from her Westport Connecticut residence after 28 years citing an unfriendly neighborhood and tough commute to New York. In a New York Times Magazine piece she says she will likely live in Manhattan full time and may relocate within the city area. Stewart, head of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, says she will keep the Westport studio for filming with no immediate plans to sell.
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