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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2004
Page
2
FDA bans ephedra in landmark action against herbal supplement
The FDA announced a ban on ephedra, linking it to 155 deaths. Critics call the move overdue, arguing the 1994 Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act shields natural products by exempting them from FDA regulation unless proven dangerous. The piece urges lowering the burden of proof to empower faster action against risky herbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Seconds to tighter security at US borders sparks debate
An Express-Times guest editorial argues that brief security delays for foreign visitors are negligible, beneficial for safety, and lessening friction for travelers. Critics fear immigration impact, but defenders insist waiting times reflect necessary protections and should be accepted by Americans and guests alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Education reform as fraud and failed policy critique
Columnist William A. Collins argues that No Child Left Behind is a fraud, caused by unfunded mandates and political indifference. He cites teachers, press, and state responses as decoupled from real reform, advocates vouchers, and cites Texas as a model without funding for poorer students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Congress
Texas
NCLB
Washington
George Bush
Rod Paige
U.S
William A. Collins
Norwalk
Conn
Saddam Was Our Ally Led By Frankenstein Friends
Michael Moore decries U S support for Saddam Hussein detailing decades of backing by the Reagan Bush era and American companies. He argues Washington funded supplied and aided Saddam including chemical and biological agents and satellite imagery that enabled attacks on Iran and the Kurds.
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Saddam
America
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Dr. Frankenstein
Shah
Iran
Somoza
Nicaragua
Pinochet
Chile
Ayatollah
U.S. Senate
At&t
Bechtel
Caterpillar
Dow Chemical
Dupont
Kodak
Ntewlett-Packard
IBM
Laweekly.com
Congress
Reagan White House
Frankenstein
Don Rumsfeld
Gwu.edu
Nsarchiv
Nsaebb
Rumsfeld, Bush Sr., and
Company
Michael Moore
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