Senators push to speed generic drug approval reforms
Senators McCain and Schumer aim to amend Hatch Waxman to cut patent challenges and reduce delays in generic drug approvals. They say faster approvals would save consumers about ten billion dollars over ten years as brand patents expire. The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America backs the effort alongside unions health groups and major automakers. A companion House bill is expected soon.
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Lawmakers Debate Education Measures
Lawmakers from both parties begin consideration of education bill amid debate on school funding and reform. Republicans and Democrats report agreement on core school measures as aides outline the bill's framework.
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Army drops plan to use Chinese-made berets
The Pentagon announced a recall of Chinese-made black berets already delivered as Gen. Shinseki’s prior decision to have most soldiers wear black berets is enforced. The plan to source from foreign manufacturers faced lawmakers urging American-made goods.
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Panel urges changes and testing for V-22 safety
A Pentagon panel says changes to the V-22 Osprey may take up to a year to implement with rigorous testing before daily use. Norman Augustine notes no evidence of a fundamental design flaw, while the panel urges continued production at a minimum sustaining level until modifications are made to address safety concerns after two crashes and 23 Marines deaths last year.
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