FDA approves first national trial of West Nile drug
New York AP report says alpha interferon, used for hepatitis C as Intron A, will be tested nationwide in a trial to treat West Nile virus. The study, led by Dr. James Rahal, will enroll patients 50 and older in New York and likely focus on Louisiana and Mississippi where deaths are rising.
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Heads of two Jehovahs Witnesses found in Jolo market
Two captive Jehovahs Witnesses held in Abu Sayyaf territory on Jolo island were found beheaded and dumped at a public market. Four other sect members remained captive as authorities initially blamed Abu Sayyaf then retracted, citing local bandits led by a nephew. Authorities said the victims sold cosmetics and herbal products.
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Visitors Gather at Ground Zero Still Seeking Meaning
Crowds linger along a chain link fence at the 16 acre World Trade Center site seeking perspective on the 9 11 aftermath. Visitors cite the empty space as a memorial while noting ongoing underground work and a recovering lower Manhattan economy.
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Martha Stewart sued over insider trading of ImClone stock
A Manhattan federal suit on behalf of Howard Rosen claims Martha Stewart and executives dumped about 5.3 million shares of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia worth over 79 million to dodge losses after ImClone's FDA decision. The suit says her broker past aided timing and insider knowledge of the ImClone case. Stewart denies knowledge of the FDA ruling.
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Prime Minister Chretien to Step Down in 2004
Jean Chretien announced he will leave office in February 2004 after 11 years as prime minister and 40 years in politics. He cited party division and waning popularity, saying he will fulfill his mandate and allow a Liberal successor to be chosen.
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