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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1998

Page

15

Clinton backs higher cigarette tax plan amid anti smoking push

Senate leaders report President Clinton would sign a bill raising cigarette taxes by 1.50 per pack over three years if other anti smoking goals are met. Sen Daschle said lawmakers expect acceptance of 1.50, while Bowles offered cautious optimism. Tobacco state Democrats warn the move could hurt farmers as Senate Finance Committee approved the tax rise 10-9 to be added to McCain’s tobacco bill before Monday’s debate.

Ashington Clinton Senate Tom Daschle Erskine Bowles White House Bowles Senate Finance Committee Senate Commerce Tee John McCain Rariz McCain GOP Alveston Texas Gulf of Mexico National Weather Service Krista Villerreal

Impact of varicella vaccine on child deaths highlighted

CDC reports most U.S. children remain unvaccinated against chickenpox, despite a 1995 vaccine approval. From 1990 to 1994 about 43 children per year died from the disease, with 1997 figures showing only a quarter of toddlers vaccinated. Florida mother recalls her son Jonathan’s death from chickenpox and pneumonia, underscoring public awareness needs.

Tlanta Kathy Atchison Jane Seward CDC Seward Florida Jonathan Texas Iowa

Judge tosses involuntary manslaughter charge in Ruby Ridge case

Federal Judge Edward Lodge ruled FBI sharpshooter Lon Horiuchi acted within authority and did not negligently fire the shot that killed Vicki Weaver during the 1992 Ruby Ridge standoff. The ruling notes Horiuchi's actions were necessary and proper under the circumstances as the Weaver family faced a deadly raid. The standoff also left Sam Weaver and Deputy Degan dead.

Boise, Idaho FBI Randy Weaver Ruby Ridge Lon Horiuchi Vicki Weaver U.S Edward Lodge Horiuchi Lodge

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