Clinton to seek $243.4 billion 1997 defense budget cut
President Clinton plans a sharp cut in military spending for 1997, with a proposed budget of $243.4 billion. The AP reports a $14.7 billion reduction from the current year, while maintaining the administration’s defense policy of improving quality of life, pay raises, readiness, and steady overseas forces at 100,000 in Europe and 100,000 in the Pacific.
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Baby shower safety push by CPSC targets new parents
The Consumer Product Safety Commission hosted a baby shower for two incoming House members to spotlight home hazards. It urges lawmakers and local leaders nationwide to hold similar events to educate new parents on reducing risks in their homes. Meanwhile, a sweeping raid targeted computer chip thieves in Silicon Valley as FBI and San Jose police led a 18 month undercover crackdown, arresting dozens in collaboration with federal officers.
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Folic acid rule adds nutrients to breads cereals
The FDA finalizes rule requiring folic acid in enriched breads flours cereals pasta and grains to prevent birth defects. Regulation starts 1998 with 0.43 to 1.4 milligrams per pound. cereals may provide a full day’s dose per serving. FDA cites neural tube defect prevention and notes risk of masking pernicious anemia in elderly.
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New Brain Scan Distinguishes Tumor Types Without Biopsy
A Montreal Neurological Institute study shows a new scan correctly classifying 90 of 91 brain tumors, distinguishing five major adult tumor kinds. If confirmed, many patients could avoid risky biopsies or even surgery depending on tumor type and location.
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Douglas Arnold
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Montreal Neurological Institute
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Nature Medicine
Mom Arrested After Locking Children in Closet
Police say Patrice Enez Sparks left three young children ages 5 6 and 7 in a 3 by 4 foot closet with a bucket for a toilet while their 10 year old brother ran errands. Bond raised to 75000 as investigation continues with state officials reviewing neglect reports and siblings placed in state custody.
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Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services
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