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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2001
Page
3
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said President Bush plans to proceed with a national missile defense despite objections from Russia and other nations. He noted the president has not been ambivalent and will follow through on his campaign pledge to build a shield against limited ballistic missile attack.
President Bush will meet British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife at Camp David in a two day working visit on February 23 and 24. The White House also announced dinners and meetings with Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien on February 5 and Mexican President Vicente Fox on February 16 in Mexico.
President Bush expressed condolences to victims of the Friday earthquake in India and to those affected in Pakistan. He said earthquakes know no political boundaries and offered U S aid as needed by the two governments, naming Gujarat and surrounding areas.
The FDA urged doctors to stop using 39 recalled injected medicines due to purity and potency concerns after Amram Inc. notified Phyne Pharmaceuticals. A gout drug colchicine caused illness in three Philadelphia patients, being 10 times too potent. The recall covers injections sold under Phyne or private labels. patients injured should consult a physician.
President Bush said no federal money should fund research on fetal tissue or stem cells derived from abortions. He indicated a review of RU-486 approval and signaled potential policy decisions, though he did not specify actions. NIH plans to fund lab grown embryonic stem cells if policy remains unchanged.
President Bush downplayed reports of vandalism at the White House by deporting Clinton staffers. An administration official tracks reports as staff report damaged desks keyboards and swapped phone tags while Ari Fleischer says the issue is over. Karen Tramontano recalls seeing no vandalism in the West Wing late on Clinton’s departure.
Washington hosts a modern art display by the nvisible Museum in the Decatur House parlor once used as a kitchen. The Las Latrobe room features a George Washington portrait piece by David Hammons, titled Atomic Washington, with British sculptor Marc Quinn contributing hands. The show, sponsored by the Washington Project for the Arts, travels from Kiev to Cairo and beyond, and includes a Mark Wallinger projection in Decatur’s Carriage House.
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