House votes to aid living organ donors nationwide
The House approved a unanimous measure to reimburse living donors travel and related expenses and fund state organ-donor registries and public education, with $5 million yearly for donor reimbursements and up to 815 million for registries and outreach, pending annual budgeting.
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Oklahoma internet pharmacy closures lead to Tennessee license
The Oklahoma pharmacy Fitch's Main Street Pharmacy in Norman was shut down after allegations of illegally selling controlled drugs online. Owner Clayton Fuchs obtained a Tennessee license on February 20 to run RX Express, which reportedly plans online operations but has not opened. Authorities raided the Norman drugstore this week.
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Bush wary on North Korea links as talks pause
Washington President Bush urged skepticism toward Pyongyang while ruling out immediate resumption of Clinton era negotiations. He praised Kim Dae Jung but pressed for verifiable missile limits and warned against any deal that could threaten U.S. security, as Powell echoed concerns about North Korea.
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