Tanks Roll Into Tetovo as Macedonia Fights Albanians
Macedonia police and government tanks entered Tetovo amid a rising conflict with ethnic Albanian insurgents. NATO pledged to sever rebel supply lines from Kosovo while UN and EU officials urged stability and aid.
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Heart drug Plavix seen as major breakthrough in heart care
A major study shows the blood thinner Plavix, used after angioplasty, reduces deaths strokes and new heart attacks by 20 percent in patients with chest pain or mild heart attacks. The research involved 12,562 patients at 482 hospitals in 28 countries. The only notable side effect is bleeding similar to aspirin.
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Supreme Court upholds ban on offensive Marilyn Manson shirts
The Supreme Court declined to hear Boroff v Van Wert High School, leaving intact lower rulings that a Ohio district could ban Marilyn Manson T shirts as offensive and not disruptive. The case followed Boroff’s four-day attempt to attend class in given shirts, with the court also denying Pizza Hut’s appeal in a false advertising suit against Papa John’s over Better ingredients Better pizza.
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Clinton rents pricey New York senate office on Third Avenue
Hillary Rodham Clinton leases space in a mid-Manhattan tower at $514,148 yearly, the highest for any U S senator. Her office is larger than Charles Schumer's, which costs $193,000 a year on Third Avenue. Clinton's team says moving from Moynihan's Chrysler Building quarters saves over $100,000 annually, with the new lease raising those rents to $627,000.
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Florida Viagra heart risk study finds no greater mortality
A Florida study released in Orlando reports no increased death risk from heart problems among 5,601 Viagra users in Great Britain. Across six months, 10 heart deaths occurred, 31 percent below general population rates, supporting no higher risk with Viagra per Dr Saad Shakir of the Drug Safety Research Unit.
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Turner to drop WCW from Atlanta TBS lineup
Turner Broadcasting System Inc will stop airing World Championship Wrestling after March 26 in Panama City Beach Florida. Fusient Media Ventures had agreed to buy WCW in January but talks continue on a new deal now that WCW has no broadcast outlet.
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