Advisers back continued use of Celebrex Bextra Vioxx despite risks
Government advisers said users should be allowed to keep taking the painkillers Celebrex Bextra and Vioxx though each carries heart and stroke risks. They noted Vioxx posed the greatest danger after Merck pulled it from the market last fall, while Celebrex and Bextra remain widely sold.
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Advisers OK sales of Vioxx.
An FDA advisory panel narrowly recommended Merck be allowed to resume Vioxx sales after its market withdrawal due to cardiovascular risks. The panel kept Celebrex and Bextra on sale with warnings, while Vioxx’s vote was 17 15. Merck shares rose as analysts noted potential limited use.
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Today’s Journal reveals league’s “Every child a winner” philosophy
The publication outlines a league wide motto emphasizing equal reward for all participants. It frames sports as a developmental approach, aiming to foster confidence and inclusivity among young athletes.
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Madison High Debuts School of Rock Group Tonight
A new community program at Madison High unveils the School of Rock with 15 students. debut set for tonight on Page B2. Former LCI guard sentenced to one year in prison for involvement in a drug smuggling case. details on Page B1.
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Eviction notice leads to marijuana bust
A landlord eviction action triggered a police marijuana investigation resulting in charges. Officers found cannabis plants and paraphernalia at a property linked to the eviction case. Investigators say the operation involved multiple rooms and synthetic growing equipment.
Index Volume 147 Number 276
Index page entry listing Volume 147 issue 276 from Cox Ohio Publishing with publication year 2005 and page identifiers for reference.
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Youth wrestlers prep on mats as Middie program grows
Young athletes hit the mats in a growing Middie wrestling program focused on fun and development. Coaches note increasing participation and budding skills as the program begins to flourish.
Jury finds Barton guilty of complicity in murder plot
Jurors convict Jim Barton a Springboro police lieutenant of hiring two burglars to stage a break in and murder his wife in 1995. After 16 hours of deliberation the four man eight woman jury found Barton 49 guilty of complicity to involuntary manslaughter and two counts of complicity to aggravated burglary. He faced up to 10 years in prison and awaits sentencing in Warren County Common Pleas Court.
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William Phelps
It's a boy special delivery at prison
Inmates helped deliver a baby after a Dayton woman was refused entry to a corrections clinic. Sarah Cabrera, 32, gave birth to a boy at 7:05 a.m. Wednesday in a dormitory at the Franklin Pre-Release Center, according to Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction spokeswoman Andrea Dean.
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Districts May Get Less in 2007 Funding Projections
State budget office projections show most local school districts face no cut this year or next, yet many anticipate smaller state aid in 2007. District leaders, including Preble Shawnee Schools' Richard Bricker, warn they may not break even if the cost of doing business portion is removed. The story notes continued details on page A4.
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Explosions strike Baghdad mosques kill 36 Shiites
Attacks during Friday prayers in Baghdad and Is Kandariyah kill 36 Shiites and injure many. No group claimed responsibility though Shiites blame radical Sunni militants. One attacker died in a separate blast at al-Bayaa mosque and a guard thwarted another attempted grenade attack.
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