Lennox warns of carbon monoxide risk in Pulse furnaces
Lennox Industries warns of possible carbon monoxide leaks in Pulse furnaces installed before 1990. The company urged owners to call 800 537 4341 to schedule inspections. Faulty heat exchangers will be replaced at no cost or a $400 rebate offered for a new furnace, plus free carbon monoxide detectors.
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New antibiotic Syneroid seeks fast FDA review
Rhone-Poulenc Rover asked government permission on Monday to sell Syneroid, a potentially powerful antibiotic. The FDA vowed a six month review to determine safety and effectiveness against a range of bacteria resistant to many drugs. Officials cautioned doctors to cut vancomycin prescriptions to preserve this so-called silver bullet.
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Paula Jones Attorneys Withdraw From Clinton Suit
Washington reports that Paula Jones lawyers Gilbert Davis and Joseph Cammarata seek to withdraw after Jones refused a proposed settlement. They cited fundamental differences over litigation direction while stressing confidence in the case. talks reportedly followed judge Wright’s ruling narrowing claims and a potential 700000 settlement.
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Ex Citadel cadet sues over sex harassment claims
Former Citadel cadet Jeanie Montavlos filed a federal civil rights lawsuit alleging repeated harassment by male cadets including taunts, insults, and distributed altered photos. She seeks justice to prevent future abuse while naming The Citadel board, an officer, and five Echo Company cadets as defendants.
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Debate over plutonium powered Cassini spacecraft safety
Opponents urge President Clinton to halt the Cassini launch citing plutonium risk to millions. NASA defends safety after a NASA study says worst case exposure would reach under 100,000 people with about 2 millirems over 50 years while background exposure runs higher. Cassini, a $3.4 billion NASA mission, aims for Saturn with gravity assists from Venus Earth and Jupiter.
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