Medical volunteer dies after anesthesia overdose
Yan Wan a 19 year old University of Rochester sophomore who volunteered for a smoking and air pollution study died after a bronchoscopy at the medical center. The Monroe County Medical Examiner found toxic lidocaine levels in her blood two days after the procedure and two hours before her death.
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Washington DC man finds 17 million Powerball ticket
Solomon Ware, a FDIC security guard, misplaced a 17 million dollar Powerball ticket for 10 days before learning it was winning. A friend urged him to check, and Ware claimed the prize at the DC Lottery Commission. He will receive about 850000 dollars within 10 days and told his mother first.
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Christians rally in DC amid rain and prayers at Capitol Hill
Thousands of evangelical Christians gathered at Capitol Hill in Washington despite heavy rain, pledging in prayer to confront perceived national demons. Rev. Bryan Claxton of Baltimore led nearly 100 parishioners, citing seven demons including persecution and HIV AIDS, with messages to Congress that the churches will solve society’s problems.
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FTC probes three chains over low fat claims
The Federal Trade Commission opened a preliminary inquiry into Big Boy Chili's and T.G.I. Friday's regarding whether their advertised low fat entrees misrepresent fat content. The Chicago regional office sought promotional materials to assess if further investigation is needed, amid CSPI allegations.
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White House pledges $50 million beef purchase for schools
The White House announced up to 50 million dollars in federal beef purchases for the 1996 1997 school year to aid farmers, ranchers, and feedlot operators amid shrinking cattle prices and rising costs. Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman will study credit needs and report in 30 days with relief options while considering further market interventions.
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