Democrats back economic bill on bipartisan support
The plan, a $94 billion package, would extend unemployment benefits by 13 weeks, offer a 30 percent tax write off for new business investment, and create a Liberty Zone in Lower Manhattan with $5 billion in tax breaks. It aims to gain Senate backing with White House approval and broad Democratic support.
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Court nominee held up by Senate delay
The nomination of Charles Pickering to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals faced a one week delay amid a partisan debate in Washington. Hatch charged left wing groups with trying to lynch the nomination, while Leahy noted outside pressure on religion.
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Study finds antibiotics limited anthrax impact in 2001 mail attacks
Analysts say rapid antibiotic use by about 5 000 exposed people reduced inhalation anthrax cases from an estimated 17 to nearly 50 without treatment. The study, focusing on Florida New Jersey and Washington sites, notes antibiotics cut cases roughly in half and highlights fast public response as crucial to preventing disease.
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FDA and drugmakers reach deal to lift fees for faster reviews
The FDA and drug companies reached a tentative agreement to raise user fees authorized by the 1992 act to fund more staff for reviewing drug applications. Deputy Commissioner Lester Crawford disclosed the plan at a House hearing as the Bush administration reviews it before Congress. The plan aims to shorten approval times and ensure income covers costs, with concerns about monitoring postmarket safety.
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