Clinton orders carrier to Persian Gulf in show of force
President Clinton declared the UN must not shy from Iraq showdown and ordered a second aircraft carrier toward the Persian Gulf. The Pentagon weighed stealth fighters and other air power as Cohen said options were under review while diplomacy continued, signaling potential military action despite ally hesitation.
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Washington
United Nations
Iraq
Clinton
Persian Gulf
Pentagon
Defense
William Cohen
United States
White House
George Washington
U.S
Nimitz
Drug Death Surge Linked to Heroin Use Among Teens
Jane Maxwell, a drug abuse researcher, notes suburban teens face a spike in heroin deaths amid heavy spending and familiarity with drug use, highlighting a broader access and risk pattern. The remarks reflect growing concern over youth exposure to illicit substances and fatal outcomes.
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Jane Maxwell
U S cites hidden Iraq chemical and biological stockpiles
U S officials say Iraq may hide small chemical and biological stockpiles with limited knowledge of their locations and a restricted ability to destroy them by air strikes. Gen Henry Shelton warns mass destruction risks loom for region and troops.
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Washington
U.S
Iraq
Army
Henry Shelton
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
FDA Warns Alcohol Raises Painkiller Risks on Labels
The FDA proposed warnings on nonprescription pain pills advising that anyone consuming three alcoholic drinks daily should consult a doctor before taking acetaminophen aspirin ibuprofen ketoprofen or naproxen due to increased risks of liver damage or stomach bleeding. The plan, not yet law, invites 75 days of public comment.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Michael Friedman
FDA
Virginia
Advil
Orudis
Jury orders killer to die at CIA gate ambush
Mir Aimal Kasi, 33, was sentenced to death for killing CIA employees Frank Darling, 28, and Lansing Bennett, 66, outside CIA headquarters in 1993. Jurors, sequestered and under armed guard, delivered the verdict after seven hours.
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Fairrax
CIA
Mir Aimal Kasi
Kasi
Pakistan
Frank Darling
Lansing Bennett
U.S
Virginia
Darling
Tonganoxie students drive world of difference drive
Tonganoxie High School students organized a weeklong community service drive under the motto Improve the World selling items to charity. The four day effort raised 312 dollars in spare change about 4000 clothing items 4250 nonperishable foods and about 5000 toiletry items. Proceeds from change go to Good Shepherd Thrift Shop and Food Bank in Tonganoxie while other items go to the Salvation Army in Leavenworth County. Senior class won the incentive with the earliest dismissal.
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Tonganoxie — High School
Katrina Korb
Tonganoxie
Mike Bogart
Student Council
Mimi Morman
Morman
Good Shepherd Thrift Shop & Food Bank
Salvation Army
Leavenworth
Leavenworth County
Leavenworth Salvation Army
Elaine Medlock
Michael. Dekker
Journal-Worle Papa Tonganoxle
Patti Crupper
Tamara Malon
Ashley Baggett
Jaime Neh
Natalie Sneed
Scott Ward
John Hutchison
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