Woman Wins Right to Attend The Citadel
Shan non Faulkner has won permission to attend classes at The Citadel as the first woman in its 151 year history to study with the all male corps of cadets though she may not live eat or drill with them while her lawsuit over the school s single sex admission policy proceeds The Citadel previously admitted her to day classes after removing sex references from her transcript and a federal judge allowed her to attend while the case moves forward
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Harleston
8.C
Shannon Faulkner
Citadel
The
Military College
Corps of
William Rehnquist
Ms. Faulkner
Corps of Cadets
Powdersville
Charleston
White Stone Barracks
Michael Mortis
Rehnquist
VMI
Janet Reno
Faulkner
Justice Department
Claudius Watts III
Watts
FDA warns doctors on misuse of potent painkiller Duragesic
The FDA and Janssen warn physicians about Duragesic, a powerful painkiller skin patch. They cite four deaths since 1991 and urge restrictions for children under 12 or under 18 weighing less than 110 pounds, plus avoidance for mild or acute pain.
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Ashington W
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
David Kessler
Janssen Pharmaceutical
Kansas 1994 Legislature Opens With No Tax Hike Planned
State finances remain tight yet no tax increase is proposed as Kansas opens the 1994 session on January 10. Gov. Finney unveils a FY95 budget of 7.16 billion, a record recommendation, with 3.296 billion from the general fund. The plan emphasizes education funding, tax stability, and highway programs while maintaining essential services and a growing educational budget.
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Kansas
Enery
Finney
State General Fund
Gov. Finney
Washburn University
State Board of Education
General Fund
Social and Rehabilitation Services
Board of Regents
Department of Corrections
Trade Deficit Shrinks to 10.17 Billion in November
Washington reports a 6.7 percent drop in the November merchandise trade gap to 10.17 billion, aided by cheaper oil but with exports slipping 0.1 percent. through 11 months, the annual deficit hits 118.5 billion, signaling a weak year ahead as imports rise with a recovering economy.
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Washington
America
Commerce Department
United States
U.S
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