Supreme Court to rule on preapproval sale of generic drugs
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if generic drugs can be sold before FDA review. The case challenges a lower court ruling that FDA approval is not needed for offering a generic drug for sale. Also reported is January’s leading indicators dip, weather impact, and Bridgeport’s racial bias remedy order for the fire department.
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Elevator Stabbing Case Highlights Smoker Rights Dispute
San Francisco police say Richard Moss stabbed a woman over cigarette smoking in an elevator. Moss, released on bail after claiming self defense, reportedly has a history of urging others to extinguish cigarettes in non smoking areas. Doris Collum, 26, was treated and released from hospital. A separate dispatch notes plans to expand plutonium and tritium production for weapons under a Reagan era Warhead program.
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Weather outlook Odessa Tuesday warm with clear skies
National Weather Service Midland reports pleasant weather for Odessa Tuesday with clear skies and afternoon highs near 80. Lows tonight range from the 30s to 50s statewide. Tuesday highs mostly 60s and 70s with some 80s in Southwest Texas. Early readings show fog along the coastal bend and temps from 34 Midland to 54 McAllen.
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Rights clash over open pretrial hearings in Lufkin bank case
The hearing was closed to the public and press by Judge Marcus Vascocu citing sensitive matters affecting the bank. The Lufkin News and editor Murray appealed to higher courts, arguing a qualified First Amendment right to attend all judicial proceedings, while Texas officials urged mootness. Local coverage notes the case links to Richmond Newspapers v Virginia and Gannett v DePasquale, and cites ongoing questions about openness in civil pretrial matters.
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Texas Democrats endorse Armstrong and Hannah in straw poll
At a Austin meeting of about 79 Texas Democrats Armstrong received 93 percent, Temple 4 percent, and Mark White 2 percent for governor. Hannah captured 73 percent and Jim Mattox 27 percent for attorney general. Ogg and Sherman received no votes. Moderator Billie Carr said the group will not make official endorsements.
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Local protests press for buy American in defense contract
About 300 Memcor Electronics workers and Huntington leaders rallied to urge Washington to keep the $39 million Tadiran Israel contract in U S hands amid competition with E Systems and Cincinnati Electronics bids. Separately, over 1,000 college students gathered in Washington to lobby Congress against deep education aid cuts, as part of National Student Day of Action.
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Redistricting Sparks Dispute Over New Dallas Area Boundaries
In Texas, the redistricting plan adds about 50 000 voters to Frost's district in Arlington while contesting minority input. Lucy Patterson, a Dallas activist, filed to run for Frost's seat. Critics call the map partisan gerrymandering in Dallas County and Cameron County loss fuels discontent among local leaders. Justice Department rejection and judges’ separate opinions highlight tensions as Harris County packing draws criticism.
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