Pharmacists fail to warn on dangerous drug interactions study finds
Washington AP reports a magazine study of 245 pharmacies found over half did not warn consumers about risky drug pairings. The work by Georgetown University and seven physician pharmacologists shows many pharmacists missed warnings on Hismanal with Nizoral and Rimactane with oral contraceptives, with warnings varying by city and store type.
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U.S. News & World Report
Stud
Thorir Bjornsson
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Cies
Denver
New York
Indianapolis
Ford worker kills supervisor then suicides at plant
Police in Plymouth Township, Michigan say Stephen Cox, a Ford Motor Co. cleaner from Ypsilanti, killed security supervisor Donald Jagod at the Climate Control Plant outside Detroit before shooting himself. Jagod, a retired Dearborn officer, had worked at the plant four years. A second guard escaped and notified police. investigators cite no security lapses.
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Plymouth Township
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Sunda
Ford Motor
Jagod
Dearborn
Berry
Cox
Activists warn electronics risk leaving poor behind in banking
In Los Angeles, welfare recipients crowd a South Central check cashing outlet on the first of the month while advocates warn that electronic banking threatens to widen the gap for the underserved. Banks face branch closures, yet new rules urge serving low income areas, pushing toward cheaper ATMs and online systems amid concerns about access for those with limited credit or literacy. The Clinton administration backs replacing welfare with electronic benefit transfers by 1999, using card debit at ATMs or for purchases.
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Jonathan Cobb
Joannie
Los Angeles
Steve Jones
Bank of America
Margot Saunders
National Consumer Law Center
Allen Fishbein
Center For Community Change
Fritz Elmendorf
Consumer Bankers Association
Clinton
Whitewater aide status edges toward sentencing in Arkansas case
Former Gov. Jim Guy Tucker and James McDougal face sentencing on banking-violation charges in federal court in Little Rock. Susan McDougal is to be sentenced Tuesday. Prosecutors allege a conspiracy to arrange nearly 3 million in fraudulent loans linked to Castle Grande and a federally backed lending company.
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Little Rock, Ark
Jim Guy Tucker
Whitewater
Tucker
James McDougal
McDougal
Susan
McDougals
Clinton
Arkansas
William H
Buddy’’ Sutton
Little Rock
Kenneth Starr
George Collins
Chicago
Susan McDougal
Bobby McDaniel
Jonesboro
Starr
U.S
George Howard Jr
the McDougals
Castle Grande
Official resigns in protest to legislation
Washington AP report. Wendell E. Primus, a longtime Democratic staffer and deputy assistant secretary at HHS, resigns in protest after President Clinton signals support for Republican welfare overhaul. Primus, who joined the administration in 1993 after leading the human resources subcommittee staff, says a political appointee must back the administration's policies.
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Department of Health and Human Services
Clinton
Wendell E. Primus
HHS
Donna E. Shalala
Pote
Washington Post
Office of Planning and Evaluation
Primus
House
Ways and Means Committee
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