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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1995
Page
3
The FDA approved saquinavir the first protease inhibitor to combat HIV with existing therapies. It slows the virus by crippling an enzyme essential to late replication while older AIDS medicines attack earlier stages boosting immune response. The drug represents a one two punch in treatment.
President Clinton proposes a seven year path to balance the budget with smaller tax cuts than Republicans. The plan includes a $500 per child credit that could be withheld if deficits miss targets and automatic spending cuts if 2002 targets fall short, totaling about $98 billion in tax cuts offset by $29 billion in revenue from limiting tax breaks and higher Medicare/Medicaid savings.
President Clinton and Republicans clash over a budget plan with a looming pre Christmas shutdown. Representative Kasich warns the plan leaves a minimum 400 billion hole over seven years while White House officials defend the proposal. A Friday deadline nears for funding authority affecting hundreds of thousands of federal workers.
Douglas Krout, a convicted child molester, was arrested after a high speed pursuit by a caravan of patrol and media vehicles outside Tracy California. He allegedly abducted an 11 year old girl who was seen entering his truck Wednesday night. the girl was released Thursday morning.
In Medford Oregon two women Roxanne Ellis 54 and Michelle Abdill 42 were found dead in a camper shell attached to a pickup behind an apartment building. Ellis and Abdill, property managers, disappeared after Ellis planned to show a rental duplex. They had campaigned against anti gay rights measures.
Pasadena officials report Galileo probe entered Jupiter atmosphere and began main orbiter’s two year study. The 746 pound probe sent data before being crushed by pressure, with findings due mid December. NASA praised team effort amid launch and mission costs.
The Senate approved a bill prohibiting the late term method known as partial birth abortion unless no other procedure could save the mother's life. The move, a significant anti abortion step since Roe v Wade, drew sharp exchanges with abortion rights advocates who urged a veto. The measure now returns to the House for concurrence after Senate changes.
Michael Jackson remained in serious but stable condition at Beth Israel Medical Center North Manhattan after a Wednesday collapse during rehearsal. Doctors cited dehydration gastroenteritis and electrolyte imbalance affecting heart kidney and liver as causes and said he would require days of critical care. Estranged sister La Toya dismissed the fainting as a scheme to gain attention while HBO postponed his Beacon Theater shows and the taped special.
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