Obituary for Allen E Gene Stoneberger of Bellmont
Allen Eugene Gene Stoneberger 65 of Bellmont died July 10 2018 at Oakview Heights Care following a Navy career including Vietnam Desert Shield and Desert Storm He enjoyed caring for pets Elvis oldies and 50s 60s rockHe will be missed by siblings James Evelyn Linda and Jack and nephews Tim and Bill Cremation and private graveside service at Bethel Cemetery Keepes Funeral Home handling arrangements Memorial site at Keepes funeral home tribute wall
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Gene” Stoneberger
Oakview Heights
Mount Carmel
Illinois
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Roxie D. (VanMatre) Stoneberger
Gene
Mount Carmel High School
United States Navy
Vietnam
N’ Roll
James Stoneberger
Evelyn Jones
Lancaster
Linda Ward
Lucedale
Mississippi
Jack Stoneberger
Louisville
Tim Bruce
Bill Bruce
Jonny Stoneberger
Bethel Cemetery
Keepes Funeral Home
Stoneberger
Keepesfuneralhome.com
Russian hacking operation targeted Clinton campaign and DNC
Indictment details a precise hacking campaign in 2016 tied to Russia targeting the Clinton campaign, DCCC, and DNC. It describes spearphishing to steal passwords, search terms like Hillary Cruz and Trump, copying folders with opposition research and field plans, and using cryptocurrency to pay for infrastructure.
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Russians sought help from contact tied to Trump campaign
The indictment states Russians wrote to an unnamed person in regular contact with senior Trump campaign members asking for help and sharing stolen documents. It notes hacks of a state board of elections and a national vendor, compromising about 500000 voter records. DHS says no election results were altered.
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IsoPSA blood test could change prostate cancer screening
Prostate cancer testing may improve with IsoPSA, a Cleveland Clinic biomarker that differentiates high from low grade disease. Dr. Eric Klein notes PSA lacks cancer specificity, potentially reducing unnecessary biopsies and prompting future FDA approvals and revised screening guidance.
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Eric Klein
American Urological Association
Food and Drug Administration
Klein
U.S. Preventive Services Task Force
FDA to aggressively tackle disruptive drug shortages
FDA to form a task force to improve the supply of crucial drugs and seek authority from Congress to intervene. Commissioner Scott Gottlieb notes shortages stem from low profit generic pills and hospital use, with hurricanes in 2017-18 contributing to disrupted supply. The plan aims to bolster incentives for manufacturers and faster access to substitutes while hearings gather input from patients and industry.
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Scott Gottlieb
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Veterans Administration
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Medicaid
Girish Malhotra
Epcot International
Pepper Pike
Ohio
Malhotra
U.S
FDA approves first drug to treat smallpox for potential terror use
U S regulators sanction the first smallpox treatment named TPOXX by SIGA Technologies to stockpile for bioterror defense. The capsule, taken twice daily for 14 days, survived tests in animals and was subjected to safety trials in humans.
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U.S
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New York
Scott Gottlieb
Food and Drug Administration
SIGA
Phil Gomez
FDA warns of fake warning letters scam
FDA warns consumers about fake government warning letters tied to online medicine purchases. The forged notices claim investigations by FDA or FTC and urge payments, though no coercion cases have been documented. Agencies rarely issue private notices. remain wary of unverified online pharmacies.
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Washington
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Food and Drug Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Head Start programs in Chicago area receive 3M boost
U S Sen Tammy Duckworth and Sen Dick Durbin announced nearly 3 million dollars for Evanston Skokie Community Consolidated School District 35 to expand Head Start and Early Head Start access. Funds support education nutrition health for children from birth to age five and their families in Evanston and parts of Skokie.
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Chicago
U.S
Tammy Duckworth
Dick Durbin
Evanston/ Skokie Community Consolidated
Skokie
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