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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1996

Page

3

Patch plus blocker may help smokers quit

Scientists propose a two drug approach combining a nicotine patch with mecamylamine to block nicotine rewards and dull cigarette taste. In a 48 smoker trial the dual treatment yielded about 40 percent abstinence at six months versus 15 percent with patch alone, with similar results at one year. A larger follow up will compare four groups including patch alone, capsules alone, and placebos.

Toronto Jed Rose Rose

No Cease Fire Yet as Grozny Battles Continue

Russian military denied agreeing to a cease-fire with Chechen rebels, despite claims by Pulikovsky and Maskhadov of mutual obligations. Fresh clashes spread across Grozny while most of the city remained quiet. The exchange of wounded and civilians was discussed, but Moscow said no truce was ordered and battles persisted with heavy casualties among soldiers and civilians alike.

Fessor Duke University Medical Center Durham American Psychological Association Harry Lando University of Minnesota Minneapolis Rose Grozny Russia Chechnya Konstantin Pulikovsky Aslan Maskhadov Argun Moviadi Udugov Pulikovsky Maskhadov Udagey Moscow Defense Ministry Itar-Tass Akhmed Zakayev Associated Press Television Today Boris Yeltsin Yeltsin Federal Security Service Republic Alexander Lebed

Last Burundi flights evacuate as sanctions bite

Hundreds of Burundians and a few foreigners packed Bujumbura airport for the final two commercial flights out as sanctions tighten on the military regime. About 400 passengers left on two Sabena DC-10s while Air France suspended service and Western embassies urged departures for non essential travelers.

Burundi Bujumbura Sabena Air France Africa Belgium France U.S

Clinton Signs Red Tape Cut For Oil And Gas Drilling

President Clinton signed legislation easing rules for companies drilling on federal lands a day after blocking a near Yellowstone gold mine project. The step could help Western voters weigh environmental protection against job creation as he praised bipartisan late-session work at the Teton Science School.

Kelly Wyo Yellowstone National Park Clinton

Suit filed over ugly bride in WPYX contest

Annette Esposito-Hilder of Schenectady sues WPYX radio station for 300000 claiming emotional distress from airing her full name and workplace in the Ugly Bride Contest. Hosts previously used only first names, the lawyer says, and callers guessed the photographed bride.

Albany, N.Y WPYX Annette Esposito-Hilder Schenectady Wpyx Intentionally Inflicting Emotional Distress. In Ms. Esposito-Hilder Norah M. Murphy Ms. Esposito-Hilder Ms. Murphy

U S to appeal drug ruling in White House tests case

The Justice Department filed a notice of appeal challenging a ruling that the White House violated the Constitution by attempting universal drug testing of workers in the adjacent Old Executive Office Building. Judge Richey ruled the requirement cannot be justified by security concerns.

Washington White House Justice Department Joe Krovisky Department U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals District of Columbia U.S Charles R. Richey

Typhoon Kirk Strikes Japan Cuts Off Okinawa Surf Rescue

Typhoon Kirk battered southwestern Japan and pushed toward the main islands. A U.S. serviceman and a Japanese woman were missing after rough seas off Okinawa where two U.S. sailors were surfing. one was rescued by a coast guard helicopter, while the other disappeared as a rope failed to reach him.

Tokyo Japan Kirk U.S Okinawa Coast Guard Norio Uechi

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