Weather and maritime forecast from regional bulletin
A fragmented forecast notes sunny conditions in the west and warmer month readings in Pennsylvania. It warns of an eastward retreat with gusty winds and rough seas along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. Winds shift southwest at 10 to 20 knots. Seas run 3 to 5 feet with visibility limited in some areas.
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WKRP actor Gordon Jump dies at 71 in California
Gordon Jump, best known as WKRP in Cincinnati manager Arthur Carlson and the Maytag repairman Ol Lonely, died Monday at 71 after battling pulmonary fibrosis. The Dayton native starred on TV from 1960s onward and won fame in ads before reverting to theater work. he is survived by his wife, four daughters, a son, and a brother.
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Ohio Golden Buckeye card offers drug savings for seniors
Taft announced Ohio is launching the Golden Buckeye card to combine prescription drug programs for residents 60 and older and those with low income. Cardholders can save up to 40 percent with home delivery and 30 percent off preferred drugs. about 380,000 seniors may qualify. Most drug makers and 92 percent of Ohio pharmacies are participating. overseen by the Department of Aging.
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Bridge flaws cited on Cleveland project clash with homes
HNTS Architects Engineers Planners of Cleveland found 33 engineering flaws in the bridge dated Oct 15 2002. The north end is misaligned by at least eight feet with the south end prompting residents to call the structure dangerous as drivers would head toward their houses. Oran Ted Miller whose Jackson Street home lies in line with the north end was asked to relocate his house or driveway but refused. Bender Trucking sues the city for 114000 allegedly unpaid for work so far. the case continues. The firm plans to explain next steps at a town meeting in October with contact details provided.
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Nasal Flu Vaccine Approved as Alternative to Shot
The FDA approves a new nasal spray flu vaccine offering an alternative to injections though costly and not approved for infants or the elderly. The vaccine targets three influenza strains and requires up to two weeks to build antibodies. The spray uses a nozzle instead of a needle and is sprayed into the nasal cavity.
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Flu Vaccine Urged As CDC Warns Of Missed Work And Illness
CDC official Dr Scott Harper says influenza kills about 36 000 Americans yearly, hospitalizes 114 000 and infects up to 20 percent. About 70 million get vaccinated annually, but many at risk remain unprotected. Manufacturers report 85.5 million doses ready, with early October inoculations open to all. FinMist nasal spray targets healthy 5 to 49 year olds, aiming for 5 million doses.
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Flu Shots and FluMist Costs and Risks
The CDC outlines who should get flu shots including those over 50 and with chronic conditions, pregnant women, young children, and caregivers. FluMist costs about 46 dollars per dose plus administration and is not for the ill or immune compromised. shots cost 15 to 20 dollars and are widely paid out of pocket or by some insurance plans. Safety concerns note live weakened virus in FluMist and lack of proven safety in older adults and chronically ill, while under five may have asthma-like reactions.
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Gephardt pitches universal health care and energy plan
Longtime Congressman Gephardt, a nine candidate Democratic field rival to Bush, promotes a universal comprehensive health care plan and pushes renewables to reduce foreign oil dependence. He vows to pay off teachers college loans after five years and criticizes free trade for destroying good jobs.
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