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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 2000

Page

4

Clinton signs tough law on date rape drug

President Clinton signed a bill to stiffen federal penalties for possession and distribution of GHB, a date rape drug linked to at least 88 deaths since 1990. The drug, odorless and colorless, can render a victim unconscious in 20 minutes and often forgotten. GHB would be classified among the most restricted substances with up to 20 years in prison for offenders.

Clinton Washington Drug Enforcement Administration

Change ro lts debate on Census

Washington AP. The Census faces a race data shift as respondents may mark more than one race, challenging comparability with earlier decades. Advocates say it reflects diversity while fears grow that minority benefits and congressional representation could be affected. Karen Narasaki warns about counting methods. Census officials will keep separate counts for multi race listings for now.

Washington Congress Karen Narasaki National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium Census Bureau

New Multirace Census Form Changes Racial Data

The census adds a multirace checkoff with 14 boxes and 63 possible combinations, allowing respondents to mark multiple races. Analysts warn the shift could shrink minority counts statistically, affecting civil rights enforcement and federal program data used for policy and redistricting decisions.

Todd A. Cox Naacp Legal Defense Fund Census Bureau

Chocolate may be healthy for you study hints flavonoids

Preliminary research funded mainly by Mars Inc suggests dark chocolate contains micronutrients with health boosting flavonoids similar to red wine. Findings are early and not a license to overindulge, cautions UC Davis nutrition chair Carl Keen.

Washington Mars Inc Carl Keen University of California, Davis Keen American Association of the Advancement of Science Mexico Louis Grivetti Uc-Davis Neye

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