Syracuse Doctor Helps Develop Blood Pressure Drug
Syracuse cardiologist Dr. David Nash of SUNY Health Science Center at Syracuse helped test lisinopril, a once daily high blood pressure medicine approved by the FDA. The drug is hailed as a major breakthrough by Nash and others involved in its development.
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Sugar Bowl game finally to be waged not debated
Bud Poliguin writes from New Orleans urging readers tired of talk and analysis to support action in the Sugar Bowl. He targets shoppers in grocery aisles and those who seek decisive football competition over discussions. He urges an affirmative stance on the upcoming contest.
Sugar Bowl Kickoff Near. Syracuse Faces Long Awaited New Year Matchup
In a lively pregame mood, readers note the Sugar Bowl set for kickoff on New Year’s Day. A long buildup has surrounded the Syracuse University football team as Friday’s anticipated contest approaches, with strong opinions and eager anticipation from fans and analysts.
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Two more murderous rampages in Algona Iowa
Four adults and three children were shot to death in an apparent murder suicide at a holiday gathering in Algona. John Driesman and his wife Agnes died in the home, where authorities say the killings occurred Wednesday afternoon. The focus of the investigation centers on their son Robert, 40, described as a loner, with the other victims including daughter Marilyn Chuang, 48, and her children.
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Sober messages greet New Year s revelers
Central New York marks sobriety for New Year s Eve with a fifth annual observance by Citizens Against Drunken Driving and SADD. About 700 students danced alcohol free at the War Memorial as balloons launchers urged friends not to drink and drive. Police note fewer DWI arrests on New Year s Eve, with shifts toward hotel or home stays.
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Londonderry shooting leaves two wounded and one dead
Police say Vican De Rodrigue, 9, was killed and Otero Rivera, 22, both from Londonderry, were involved in a shooting before 6 p.m. Rivera remained in critical but stable condition at Parkland Center in Derry.
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US and Japanese curb sale of 3 wheel ATVs
The Justice Department says a court approved settlement will end three wheel ATV sales by Japanese dominated manufacturers while allowing four wheelers. No recalls or refunds. Industry, DOJ, and CPSC ban child targeted marketing. ATVs cause 7000 injuries monthly and 900 deaths in five years, nearly half involving children.
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