Stores pull cold and diet drugs after FDA warning
Major chains like Rite Aid CVS Pharmacy and Walgreens pull dozens of nonprescription cold remedies and diet pills containing phenyl propanolamine after the FDA warns the ingredient can trigger hemorrhagic strokes in young women. The agency seeks voluntary withdrawal and a full ban, urging substitutes such as pseudoephedrine or medical consultation for diet aids.
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Novartis Corp
Tavist-D. Bayer Corp
Chattem Inc
Supreme Court to rule on national clean air standards
The Supreme Court will decide whether the EPA may weigh costs alongside health benefits when setting national air quality standards under the Clean Air Act. The Clinton era argues costs are not to be considered, while industry groups urge a balance of benefits and costs with a ruling expected by July.
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Court to rule on term limit label impact on ballots
The Supreme Court heard Missouri and others clash over requiring candidates to support term limits or be labeled as for or against the issue. Justices questioned whether such labels inform or unfairly sway voters as they weigh First Amendment concerns and state ballot use.
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Record $145 Billion Smoker Verdict Upheld By Judge
Circuit Judge Robert Kaye upheld a $145 billion punitive verdict against five cigarette makers for decades of abuses. The ruling keeps the award intact, widens coverage to include more sick smokers, and allows an appeal bond of $100 million. Industry leaders dispute the amount, arguing it could bankrupt companies and trigger higher costs or closure.
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Clinton signs foreign aid bill to forgive debts
President Clinton called the foreign aid bill good for our souls as it provides 435 million dollars to forgive debts of the world's poorest nations. He argued lifting the weakest nations benefits all, enabling better feeding and education, and boosting future markets and security.
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Notice of Hearing in Estate Case in Franklin County Kansas
First published October 26 2000 in Ottawa Kansas. Roban E Mason surviving spouse of Lila A Mason seeks Hague descent of real property including South 5 feet of Lot 23 and all of Lots 25 and 27 in Block 5 Fitz Place Ottawa. Court in Ottawa to hear November 20 2000 at 9 00 a m. If not defenses filed judgment will be entered. Attorneys Rober E Mason and Mark Doty of Gleason Doty Ottawa KS. First and last publications November 7 2000 and November 24 2000. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF HOMESIDE LENDING INC PLAINTIFF
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Ule A. Mason
Fitz's Place
Ottawa
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Lila
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Homeside Lending, Inc
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Bankers Trust Company of
California
N.A
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Anna R. Weller
District Court
Anna R. Waller
Township 17
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Ottawa Property
Jesse W. Christian et al defendants sheriff sale to collect a debt. Lot 25 and 27 in Bowles Sheldon and Topping addition Ottawa Franklin County Kansas 909 N Poplar Ottawa KS 66067. Sale scheduled November 29 2000 at 10:00 a.m. at west steps of old Court Building.
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Notice of Hearing in Re Scott Clark Juvenile Franklin County
The State of Kansas informs Stagydibbomannie of a permanency hearing for Scott Clark born 1985 will be held December 14, 2000 at 9 30 a m in the East Courtroom Franklin County Courthouse Ottawa Kansas 801 Main Street Decisions affecting parental rights custody and placement will be made or considered. Failure to appear will not prevent judgment.
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