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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1998
Page
5
The FDA disclosed 39 verified deaths among American men using Viagra and noted 38 additional possible deaths under review. It warned the drug can be deadly when combined with nitroglycerin or nitrate drugs, urging proper patient selection and cautions for prescribers.
Two new vaccines LYMErix and ImuLyme show similar efficacy in large trials according to NEJM reports. Both require three shots and a year to reach full protection, with LYMErix reviewed by FDA but ImuLyme not yet assessed.
A U S Postal Service stamp featuring Stephen Vincent Benet goes on sale Thursday marking the poet’s 100th birth anniversary. About 32 million stamps will be available as Benet, Pulitzer winner for John Brown’s Body, is linked to Harpers Ferry’s Civil War fame.
In Orahovac Kosovo Serbs and Albanians blame each other after five days of fighting ends with Kosovo Liberation Army withdrawal. Thousands of Albanian refugees head toward KLA zones while Serbs seek safety in nearby villages. Officials report numerous deaths and damage as international concern rises.
About 150 Northwest high school graduates flew from Portland to Mazatlan aboard a Falcon Air 727. A wet T shirt contest and cockpit partying led to FAA and state probes of the trip organizer. Parents allege fraud as brochures promised a safe, wholesome celebration.
Washington reports the Clinton administration rebuffed a joint call by Israel and the Palestinians to resume mediation over the West Bank and terrorism. State Department spokesman James Rubin said no travel plans for Madeleine Albright and no immediate plan to send Dennis Ross back, as talks ended without an agreement.
Brian Milton completed a 120 day 23,000 mile open cockpit single engine circumnavigation from England with co-pilot Keith Reynolds. He began March 24 and finished at the Reform Club in London, breaking the 1924 US Army pilots’ 175 day record.
The Carnival Cruise Lines Ecstasy captain Vittorio Sartori cooperated with Coast Guard orders after the ship caught fire off the Miami coast. He initially believed his crew could handle the blaze but agreed to move to an offshore anchorage and request help as flames grew.
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