Clinton heralds $5 million diabetes trial network
President Clinton announced a $5 million NIH and Juvenile Diabetes Foundation funding push to support islet transplantation trials at 10 centers in Boston Edmonton Miami Minneapolis St Louis Seattle Bethesda Geneva Giessen and Milan. The study tests 40 adults 18 to 65 unable to control blood sugar and begins this fall over 18 months.
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Gas price surge warning amid tight fuel supplies
Clinton era energy expert John Cook warned the Senate that despite easing Midwest prices, other areas could see later summer surges as crude prices stay high and inventories remain tight. He cited near capacity refineries and steady demand, with vulnerable East Coast and California stocks.
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Navy raises aviator bonuses to 245000 for 25 year stays
The Navy nearly doubles the maximum bonus for pilots who commit to 25 years, boosting it from 125000 to 245000. The move aims to retain more than 100 junior aviators facing career decisions this year amid pilot losses to commercial aviation.
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Health-care fraud case settles for 52 million
The Justice Department said GAMBRO Healthcare Inc will pay 52 million to resolve allegations of overcharging in Medicare Medicaid and TRICARE. The suit claimed double billing and unnecessary tests at Fort Lauderdale and Deland labs. a five year corporate integrity agreement includes audits and training. President Clinton named a Harvard psychiatrist to chair a new White House Commission on Alternative Medicine to advise on guidelines and potential legislation.
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Los Alamos Relief Bill Signed for $661 Million
President Clinton signed a $661 million relief package to compensate governments businesses and individuals for the Cerro Grande fire in Los Alamos New Mexico. The fund aims to cover more than 200 homes burned and prevents delays as FEMA implements the program within 45 days.
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