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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 2005

Page

5

Court voids Merck Fosamax patent, aids cheaper generic

A federal appeals court invalidated Merck's once weekly Fosamax patent, opening potential generic competition by 2008. The ruling, amid Vioxx scrutiny and Zocor pressures, sent Merck shares down and raised questions about future drug revenues and pipeline.

Merck Trenton N.J Merck & Co Federal Securities and Exchange Commission U.S. Court of Appeals For Federal Circuit Washington, D.C United States Whitehouse Station N.j.-Based Tony Plohoros Court of Appeals Plohoros New York Stock Exchange Barbara Ryan Deutsche Bank Securities Inc Vioxx Zocor Ryan Albert Rauch A. G. Edwards & Sons Inc Rauch Tim Anderson Prudential Financial Switzerland Roche Group U.S. District Court Delaware SEC

Supreme Court clears way for Ross execution in Connecticut

The Supreme Court lifted a blocking order and allowed Michael Ross to be executed, clearing New England’s first death sentence in 45 years. Ross, 45, has admitted to killing four women and planned to die by injection after dropping appeals, while his father and defenders pressed mental competency challenges. Protesters planned demonstrations near the prison as officials argued the system moves forward.

Somers Conn Supreme Court Connecticut New England Michael Ross Richard Blumenthal High Court

2004 economy ends strong despite late slowdown

The GDP rose 4.4 percent for 2004, the best in five years, driven by strong consumer and business spending. Fourth quarter growth was 3.1 percent, dragged by the trade deficit, though consumer demand remained robust. Wall Street declined as the year closed.

Washington Commerce Department United States Carl Tannenbaum LaSalle Bank Rodney Dangerfield Wall Street Joel Naroff Naroff Economic Advisors

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