Home therapy endorsed for some seizures
FDA advisers recommended approving a rectally administered diazepam gel Diastat for home use to stop certain breakthrough epileptic seizures. The method targets rapid action to the bloodstream, with labeling to guide caregivers on seizure type and when to seek medical care. Parents praised potential relief from ER trips.
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Washington
Fific
Food and Drug Administration
Seiures
Athena Neurosciences Inc
FDA
Rita Ramos
Norwalk
Calif
Andrew
Sit-in birthplace saved by Greensboro history relic
In a vacant Woolworth store on South Elm Street Greensboro the 1960 sit-in began when Franklin McCain and three NC A&T freshmen sat at the whites only counter. McCain recalls a transcendent moment of liberation while the national civil rights push spreads to 54 cities in two months and desegregation expands to 100 towns within a year.
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Greensboro
N.C
United States
F.W. Woolworth
South Elm Street
Franklin McCain
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College
McCain
Charlotte
South
Clinton set for Asia trip with talks on trade and Taiwan ties
President Clinton leaves Washington for a Pacific Rim tour including Australia, the Philippines and Thailand. The trip centers on a Manila APEC meeting to push tariff cuts on IT goods by 2000 and promote WTO backing, with talks also planned with Jiang Zemin and other regional leaders.
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Washington
Clinton
Australia
Philippines
Thailand
Honolulu
Asia
United States
Daniel Tarullo
National Economic Council
Tarullo
Pacific Rim
World Trade Organization
Singapore
Jiang Zemin
Manila
Beijing
Warren Christopher
Samuel Berger
North Korea
Southeast Asia
Berger
Taiwan Strait
U.S
Ryutaro Hashimoto
Kim Young-sam
Inmate asks High Court to preserve his modesty
Albert Johnson, awaiting trial on car theft, sues claiming cross gender surveillance of unclothed inmates by female guards violates privacy. He cites daily viewings during shower, defecation, and urination at Cook County Jail. The case highlights a wider dispute over prisoners rights with judges split on privacy.
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Washington
Albert Johnson
Cook County
Chicago
Johnson
Supreme Court
Posner
U.S
Teamsters race exposes deep union rift in Carey Hoffa split
Washington AP reports the fight for control of the Teamsters between Ron Carey and James P. Hoffa is portrayed as democracy testing but appears a civil war. Each side brands the other crooks and liars while mob ties and dirty tricks are alleged. The contest, funded by 22 million dollars in federal money, underscores a split between Carey backers and the old guard aligned with Hoffa.
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Washington
Teamsters
Ron Carey
Jimmy Hoffa
Carey
Old Guard
James P. Hoffa
Friends of Employers
Ken Paff
Labor
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