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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1995

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New osteoporosis drug alendronate gains FDA approval

The FDA approved alendronate the first drug in the bisphosphonate class for postmenopausal osteoporosis and brittle bone disorder. Experts say it offers a new era of options for millions of women, reducing fracture risk and strengthening spine and hip bones.

Shington FDA Sandra Raymond National Osteoporosis Foundation Ms. Raymond United States Raymond Ethel Sims

Government panel rebuts broad Cold War radiation test harms

The panel finds little benefit to notifying most test participants and says low-dose radiation likely caused no serious health risks. It notes some tests lacked consent and were kept secret, with eventual compensation considered for a few cases. Clinton ordered the review in 1993 after public scrutiny of 1940s plutonium injections.

Clinton Nation Ich

Settlement Reaches 88 Million Over Defective Pentagon Parts

Lucas Industries PLC and two U.S. subsidiaries agree to pay 88 million dollars to the U.S. government to settle a suit over knowingly shipped defective military parts. Whistleblower Frederick C. Copeland will receive about 19.36 million for exposing alleged False Claims Act violations related to Lucas Western Inc. of Park City Utah and related entities.

Washington Lucas Industries PLC U.S Pentagon Justice Department Frederick C. Copeland Lucas Western Inc Park City Utah Lucas Western Lucas Industries Inc

Circus Lion Severes Finger In Indianapolis Incident

Lisa Fox, 31, entered the Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey circus staging area in downtown Indianapolis and stuck her hand into a lion’s cage to pet the animal. The lion bit off her right index finger. Police reported the incident occurred early Saturday.

Indianapolis Lisa Fox Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus Ms. Fox

Military orders to weed out potential lawbreakers in Japan

Lt Gen Richard Myers of U S forces in Japan ordered commanders to identify potential lawbreakers quickly and remove them before they cause trouble amid protests over a rape and beating of a 12 year old girl in Okinawa. Three American servicemen have been charged in the case. The directive gave no specific criteria or details.

Tokyo Japan U.S Richard Myers Okinawa

Testosterone Patch Approved For Hypogonadism Treating Men

The FDA approved the Androderm skin patch to treat hypogonadism in men with low testosterone. The therapy aims to relieve symptoms such as sexual dysfunction fatigue low mood muscle loss and osteoporosis while supporting secondary sexual characteristics like deep voice facial and chest hair and muscle development.

Washington Food and Drug Administration

A Street Named for George Jones in Beaumont TX

Beaumont pays tribute to country star George Jones by naming part of a street in his honor in front of the Jefferson Theater. Jones, 64, accepts a proclamation and street sign amid a warm hometown welcome after years of public battles with alcohol and drugs. He recalls his first performance at the theater 51 years ago and cites his hits among his career milestones.

George Jones Beaumont Texas Mr. Jones Jefferson Theater

Warning labels: do they prevent lawsuits or mislead drivers

Boston AP examines warning labels on products from car sunshades to knives. Experts note labels cannot make dangerous items safe and discuss liability rules, with manufacturers wary of belt and suspenders warnings and varying state laws.

Boston Lia Terry Autoshade Inc Moorpark Calif Ms. Terry Tom Barba Washington American National Standards Institute Leonard Glazer

Congress to bar non citizen benefits and sponsor liability

Republicans push a welfare reform plan forcing sponsors of immigrant relatives to repay government aid their relatives receive and to notify authorities when they move. The measure aims to cut federal welfare spending, limit immigrant eligibility, and shift costs to sponsors and states.

Washington Congress House Senate

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