Infant death linked to hospital involvement in drug trial
In Pittsburgh area, the county coroner cites a sudden infant death amid a hospital linked clinical trial. The death certificate mentions Propulsud, approved by FDA for heartburn and chronic diarrhea, as a possible contributing factor. About 100 children participated in the gastroesophageal trial, with one of them son of a Trineville family.
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Pittsburgh
Allegzers
Cutteal Inc
Trineville
FDA
Matt Geen
Stymantas
No rise in cancer deaths near Three Mile Island study
A 13 year University of Pittsburgh study finds no link between radiation from the 1979 Three Mile Island accident and cancer deaths among residents within five miles. The research tracked over 32 000 people through 1992 and compared them with three surrounding counties.
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Harrisburg
Three Mile Island
University of Pittsburgh
Middletown
Harnsburg
University of Pitttsburgh Research
Explosion at Triangle Ice Co triggers evacuations in North Charleston
Residents fled as police sealed streets after a blast at the Triangle Ice Co plant in North Charleston South Carolina. Ammonia gas released as a coolant sickened two people, a police officer and a resident, with the officer later released from hospital. A heavy fog-like cloud rose from the plant around midnight.
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North Charleston
S.C
Ice Company
Triangle Ice Co
Keith Summey
Pearl Harbor survivor buried with shipmates
Pearl Harbor veteran Capt. Francis Marion Farge 96 of Carmel California was laid to rest with USS Arizona crew in a turret near the stern. Divers placed his cremated remains aboard during a Wednesday ceremony. His death on January 21 follows a WWII era attack that entombed about 945 sailors on the Arizona.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Mart
Japan
National Park Service
Francis Marion Farge
Carmel
Calif
Arizona
United States
Roger Farge
Farge
USS Arizona Reunion Association
Gunman Kills Two in Utah Rampage Near Hotel and Chevys
Police say a gunman fatally shot two people and wounded several others during a rampage in Sandy Utah near an Extended Stay America and Chevys restaurant. He and two other men were in custody after the suspect was tracked by police dogs.
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Utah
Salt Lake Cy
America
Kevin Thacker
Chevys
Thacker
Man Charged in Fatal Stockton Auto Crash
In Stockton California Manuel Castillo 39 faces murder felony drunken driving and driving on a suspended license after a two car crash last weekend killed 5-year-old Manuel Enz Saenz As Castillo had two earlier drunken driving convictions he was given until May 4 to finish an alcohol abuse program before a 240 day jail term Judge John Cruikshank ordered the process. The accident occurred as Saenz and his mother traveled to Sacramento to join an Easter family gathering.
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Stockton
Calif
Cl Prc Iriyirae
Manel Castillo
Manuel Enz Saenz
Sacramento
Castillo
John Cruikshank
San Joaquin County
Saenz
Bush and McCain Fail to Heal Rift Before May Meeting
Washington insiders report a split between Bush and McCain on the agendas for a planned May 9 unity meeting. Advisers fear the session could be postponed as both camps clash over the purpose and potential implications for the ticket. McCain, in Vietnam for Saigon anniversary events, demanded a substantial agenda and warned against a mere political charade.
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Washington
George W. Bush
McCain
Bush
Rot Uy
Galery
Gan McCain
Indepenand
Coud
Esman Twid Harris
Joan MicCain
Arizona
Nowon
Pittsburgh
Vietnam
Saigon
Ruling Keeps Elian in U S as Appeal Remains Open
The Miami relatives welcome a court ruling that preserves their appeal to keep Elian Gonzalez in the United States until the case is heard while the panel refused to grant access to Elian. The court set May 11 to hear whether Elian can seek asylum without his father’s consent and whether INS should have questioned him about his wishes.
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Miami
Elian Gonzalez
Mth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Elian
Maryland
Kendall Coffey
Cuba
United States
Eban
Cardenas
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Lazaro Gonzalez
Juan Migu Gonzalez
Justice Department
Euan
Juan Miguel Gonzalez
Fle
INS
Jim Goldman
Rand
Linare Goldman
Turmoil in Miami City Hall After Elian Raid
The Elian Gonzalez raid triggered upheaval as Mayor Carollo fired City Manager Warshaw amid protests alleging police brutality. City Commission forms a police-activity inquiry while over 300 were arrested and tear gas used to disperse crowds.
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Miami
Elian Gonzalez
City Commission
Liate
Havana
Alfred Sklar
Elian
Joe Carollo
Donald Warshaw
Carole
William O'Brien
Warshaw
O'Brien
O’brien
Carollo
Plan to Break Up Microsoft Proposed by DOJ and States
The Justice Department and 19 states plan to split Microsoft into two firms to curb future antitrust violations. One would handle Windows while the other would run applications like Office, with a 10 year nonrecombine period and three year Windows restrictions. Microsoft opposes divestiture, saying it harms consumers, and seeks extension to respond.
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Washington
Microsoft
Justice Department
Thomas Penfeid Jack
Gates
Smike
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