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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1996

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FDA approves new AIDS drug Nevirapine for combo therapy

The FDA clears a first in a new AIDS drug class, enabling doctors to add nevirapine to AZT and ddI this summer. Nevirapine, branded Viramine, targets HIV replication by inhibiting a key enzyme, potentially boosting viral decline and immune boost when used with existing meds.

FDA Food and Drug Administration Peeress

Lottery for free doses of experimental Myotrophin drug

Patients with Lou Gehrig's disease won government permission to vie for free early doses of the experimental drug Myotrophin. Cephalon Inc will run a lottery due to limited supply while the FDA moves toward final approval amid scientific debate on the drug's efficacy.

Lou Gehrig Food and Drug Administration FDA Cephalon Inc

Mystery Science Theater 3000 to Return on Sci-Fi Channel

The cult show will bring back original episodes on Sci-Fi in February 1997 with thirteen new films lampooned by Mike Nelson Crow T Robot and Tom Servo. Barry Schulman calls the Peabody winning series a natural fit and beloved by fans. An advisory panel warns the $22 billion arms trade endangers U S security and urges restraint in selling weapons abroad.

Comedy Central Barry Schulman Mike Nelson Crow T. Robot Tom Servo Schulman Clinton United States Washington

Mass grave unearthed from 1992 Bosnian massacre near Sarajevo

Dozens of Muslim men were herded onto a bus by Bosnian Serbs and killed with anti-tank rockets, a massacre later exhumed in Sokolina. Emir Mujkic survived after guiding villagers to the site. 47 bodies were recovered for autopsy and reburying as part of postwar investigations.

Sokolina Bosnia-Herzegovina Sarajevo Emir Mujkhc Mujkic Ahatovici Majkic William Haglund U.N

Arson hits integrated church in Shreveport

A long empty union hall being converted into a church for an integrated congregation was heavily damaged by arson in Shreveport Louisiana. Officials linked the incidents to a broader rash of church fires and urged action against racism while federal investigators probed possible planning between fires in Mississippi and other sites.

Shreveport Robert McWherter Shreveport Fire Prevention Department Janet Reno Reno Economic Club of Detroit Mississippi New York Times Clinton New Birth Temple Church of God In Christ

Clinton aide’s friend disputes Woodward book claims

Pomona New York AP report notes Jean Houston lent intellectual input to Hillary Rodham Clinton through imagined conversations with Gandhi and Eleanor Roosevelt. Clinton calls the chats an intellectual exercise, not a spiritual event, and stresses her Methodist faith. Houston describes the chats as brief brainstorming sessions and says Woodward pursued a novelist’s perspective.

Pomona N.Y Jean Houston Hillary Rodham Clinton Eleanor Roosevelt Clinton Houston Mohandas Gandhi Jesus Christ Bob Woodward Washington Post New York City Woodward White House Clinton-Gore

U S backs native whale hunts while opposing Japan

The United States will oppose Japan's bid for a small scale hunt as long as a commercial aspect exists, while supporting Makah whale hunts in Washington and Russian bowhead hunts. The talks also seek a ban on electric shock weapons, with Britain and New Zealand backing the move.

Aberdeen Scotland United States Japan U.S Russia D. James Baker International Whaling Commission Whaling Commission North Pacific Washington Olympic Peninsula Pacific Chukotsk Sistence Britain New Zealand Baker Norway

Demi Moore Sharpened Look Promotes Striptease Premiere

Demi Moore arrived for the Striptease premiere with a crew cut, joined by daughters Rumer and Scout and husband Bruce Willis. Robert Downey Jr. posted $10,000 bail after a speeding stop led to cocaine, heroin, and weapon charges. he faces court July 26.

New York Demi Moore Sinead O'Connor Moore Rumer Scout Bruce Willis Robert Downey Jr Downey Angie Prewett Prewett Chaplin

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