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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1997

Page

2

New Sleep Treatment Approved by FDA Aids Snorers

Somnus Medical Technologies announces FDA approval for a procedure using radio waves to heat and destroy tissue blocking airways, reducing snoring and sleep apnea risks. The method avoids destroying taste buds and targets obstructive tissue to improve breathing during sleep.

New York Somnus Medical Technologies Food and Drug Administration

Edgar's Political Fate Tied to Payments Trial

Gov. Jim Edgar could face a pivotal decision on a third term or Senate run as the trial of Campaign contributors from Management Services of Illinois proceeds. The firm and founders stand accused of funneling 87 million in improper payments and gifting state officials trips, meals, and cash to secure contract terms boosting MST’s Illinois take from 409000 to over 1 million in 1994. MSTI owner William Ladd and former partner Michael Martin have donated more than 270000 to Edgar since 1990.

Springfield Ill Mimself Jim Edgar Edgar Illinois Senate Management Services of Illinois Inc Mexico Germany Ozarks MSI Wiliam Ladd Michael Martin

Mother chases son into road in Minnesota van crash

A 48 year old pregnant woman Sin Yang and her four month old unborn child died seven hours after a van struck them as her son Kao Thao was hit and killed instantly. Police cited sun glare as a contributing factor and said no charges were filed against the driver.

Or. Paul Minn Sin Yang Kao Thao Sylvia Burgos

Deaf Mexicans forced to sell trinkets in Chicago and New York

A Chicago operation used deaf Mexican migrants to hawk key chains with many living in virtual captivity in New York. Prosecutors say Norma Alcantera and Francisco Cuenas started the scheme nearly a decade ago, with suspects Antonio Limon and others charged in federal warrants issued in New York City.

Chicago New York Norma Alcantera Francisco Cuenas United States Immigration and Naturalization Service Alcantera Buenas Antonio Limon New York City

Profiter Says JonBenet Killer Won't Be Found

Former FBI profiler John Douglas, hired by JonBenet Ramsey's parents, told NBC Today the slaying is unlikely to be solved. He expressed pessimism about the probe's prospects amid ongoing public interest and unanswered questions.

Profiter JonBenet Boulder, Cole JonBenet Ramsey FBI NBC John Douglas Douglas Boulder Alex Hunter

Tax and budget pact gears toward health care and tax relief

The agreement outlines a broad package with a $24 billion push for children's health care, a $500 per child tax credit phased to higher incomes, capital gains rate cuts, and expanded education incentives. It balances taxes with increases, funds Medicare changes, and expands coverage while preserving welfare protections for the disabled.

Senate Trent Lott Clinton John Tanner Tennessee Franklin Raines Office of Management and Budget Sam Gejdenson Connecticut GOP Washington White House Capitol Ball America

Budget deal seen as theater amid baby boom pension crisis

Analysts say the Clinton GOP agreement may balance the budget by 2002 but fails to address long term pension and healthcare costs for 78 million baby boomers. Forecasters warn Medicare and Social Security costs rise as retirees grow to 49 per 100 workers by 2030, risking future strain on workers and employers.

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