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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2005
Page
6
Amid policy debate the FDA signals cholesterol drugs will not be sold over the counter. Officials cite safety warnings and the need for medical guidance, while lawmakers press for broader access. The tension centers on patient risk, potential misdosage, and the role of clinicians in prescribing therapy.
Scientists including Marty Tomasko describe blue-tinted, light colored terrain on Saturns largest moon Titan seen in new pictures. They note dark flooded areas and possible liquid methane or water ice in foreground while screens in Darmstadt show mission control. Experts say the dynamic world challenges the view that planets are static and may offer clues to planetary evolution.
Insurgents fired rockets at an Iraqi military bus west of Baghdad injuring or potentially abducting soldiers as violence escalates before the elections. A senior American officer warned threats may suppress voter turnout in the January 30 poll.
President Bush on Friday outlined a plan to raise the Pell Grant by shrinking the federal student loan program. He proposed using savings to boost grants for low income students, aiming to extend access to college for about 40 percent more recipients over five years at an estimated cost of 6 billion dollars. Critics warned the move could widen the gap between tuition costs and available aid. Bush also said the budget would cover the Pell Grant program deficit of 4.3 billion dollars for the new fiscal year.
Jury in Fort Logan, Teas Aving Spr, finds Charles Graner guilty of abusing detainees at Abu Ghraib prison. The verdict ends a high profile trial that sparked international outrage after photographs appeared showings detainees subjected to humiliation and harm. Prosecutors described Graner as a sadist who took pleasure in detainee suffering.
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