New Drug May Alter Body Response to Food
A new drug might change how the body responds to meals. The discussion hints at potential implications for appetite and metabolism, suggesting further research is needed to understand effects and safety.
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Syracuse Herald Journal
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Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1995
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New Yorkers split on welfare cuts but back higher education
A Syracuse Herald Journal Albany Times Union poll of 806 registered New York voters shows 75 percent favor some welfare cuts while 62 percent want higher education protected. Respondents place welfare and prisons as top targets, with Medicaid cuts less favored. Pataki and Silver frame the budget battle amid ongoing stalemate.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Albany Times Union
John Zogby
State University of New York
Title game pits Arkansas and UCLA in NCAA final
In Seattle the NCAA men's final features Arkansas Razorbacks and UCLA Bruins while speculation swirls about a frail 84 year old John Wooden possibly attending. The women's Final Four crowned Connecticut standout Rebecca Lobo as champion in Minneapolis with a 70 64 win over Tennessee.
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Kingdome Court
Ucla Bruns
John Wooden
UCLA
UCONN
Rebecca Lobo
Tennessee
Minneapolis
Arkansas
US push to halt Russia Iran reactor sale gains effort
Defense Secretary Perry pressed Russia to cancel its planned nuclear reactor sale to Iran, signaling the goal to stop the deal amid evidence Iran seeks to accelerate a clandestine weapons program. Clinton administration uses intelligence sharing to persuade Moscow and considers tougher sanctions on Tehran.
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William Perry
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Iran
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New York Times
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Ministry of Defense
Perry
Hns
Washington
Woman loses baby and soldier dies in I 81 crash
A pregnant Lewis County woman eight months along lost her unborn child and Spec Eric R Lamb 28 of Fort Drum was killed in a head on collision on Interstate 81 in Oswego County Saturday night. Lamb was reportedly going the wrong way as a state police chase followed him. Donna Jo Woytasik of Copenhagen was returning from Maryland when the crash occurred near Parish. Woytasik’s brother in law Jeff Woytasik was listed in critical condition at University Hospital in Syracuse.
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Sad Woytasik
University Hospital
Syracuse
Simpson trial turns focus to scientific evidence
Prosecutors seek direct scientific evidence to tie O J Simpson to the murders as police technicians and expert scientists prepare to present microbiology genetics and evidence handling details. Dennis Fung leads today’s testimony in a multiweek, possibly multimonth phase highlighting laboratory procedures and forensic results.
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Soviets reportedly remove Hitler remains in 1970
Der Spiegel reports that in April 1970 Soviet handlers exhumed Hitler and Eva Braun from Magdeburg graves near Berlin and had their remains cremated on orders from the KGB leadership then. Also taken were Goebbels and family remains, with Brezhnev later approving cremation.
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Brezhnev
State Budget Stalled As Talks Continue In Albany
Developments show New York's budget stalemate persists with no Sunday talks between Gov Pataki and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver. Assembly completed a state operations budget bill while Senate work on budget issues remained unsettled. no agreement yet on differences between chambers or the governor.
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Sheldon Silver
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Pamoa Lynch
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