Clinton aims to speed FDA drug approvals for cancer patients
President Clinton announced regulatory changes to halve the FDA drug evaluation period, pledging faster access to medicines tested abroad. He spoke at a cancer patient, family, and science briefing, saying cancer is treatable though miracles cannot be guaranteed, as about 300 drugs are in development ahead of a broad FDA reform push.
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Moran Executed by Injection in Nevada for Triple Murder
Richard Allen Moran, 42, was put to death by injection in Carson City after expressing remorse in his final hours. He murdered bartender Sondra Devere, off-duty cook Russell Knodes, and ex-wife Linda Vandervoort in 1984 during a cocaine induced paranoia episode and later attempted suicide. Nine witnesses, including Vandervoort’s brothers Bill and Charles Vander voort, watched the execution after he abandoned last minute appeals following a federal stay denial.
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Clinton to visit Oklahoma City bombing site
President Clinton plans a visit to the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building site as crews finish prepping the area. Mayor Ron Norick said the itinerary is tentative for security reasons and noted Clinton aims to avoid disrupting ongoing rescue work at the devastated site.
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Seoul clash erupts after protester death sparks march
In Seoul thousands of students clashed with riot police during a campus march honoring a deceased protester. Police used tear gas and shields as lines of students, beating drums and pipes, surged through wet streets chanting anti-government slogans.
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Britain wins promise of aid in cattle crisis
In Turin at a one day EU summit Prime Minister Major secured backing from European leaders for aid to Britain and the continent’s beef markets. Lamberto Dini called it a European problem as nations pledged potentially over four billion dollars to stabilize cattle trade and calm consumer fears after the mad cow outbreak.
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Shutdown averted as Congress takes a spring recess
President Clinton and Congress used emergency legislation to avert a partial federal shutdown while disagreements on domestic programs persist. A 12th stopgap bill funds agencies through April and raises the debt limit to 5.5 trillion, with modest allocations for Bosnia reconstruction and District of Columbia aid, as lawmakers head into a nine day recess to resume talks in mid April.
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Bennett Funding surrenders amid fraud accusations and Chapter 11 filing
Bennett Funding, a Syracuse family business, surrendered to FBI agents amid SEC fraud accusations tied to Ponzi like schemes and a Chapter 11 filing. Patrick and Michael Bennett face scrutiny over inflated income and lease back securities while the firm negotiates creditor reorganization and tax obligations remain outstanding.
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DWI arrest facts and local Smart Ride aid in Onondaga County
A local guide outlines DWI consequences from arrest to conviction in Onondaga County. It notes immediate license suspension, potential jail time, fines, probation, and possible state prison for felonies. It also covers towing, fingerprinting, arraignment, and the option of using Smart of Central New York to avoid driving drunk.
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Police watch over intoxicated Orange fans ahead of semi final
Syracuse police coordinate with Marshall Street bars to avoid glass bottles with paper cups and urge responsible partying after the Bellic incident. City and SU run public service ads as I Smart of Central New York expands its drunk driving option to prevent drunk driving.
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Weather data and forecasts via Syracuse Newsline access
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