House OKs 270 Billion Military Budget Amid Debate
The House approved a 270 billion dollar defense package to fund weapons and SDI efforts, leaving Bush's request largely intact but reduced by 11 billion. The vote stood 198 to 168, with cuts targeting troop deployments in Europe, Japan, and South Korea, and a veto threat tied to SDI funding.
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Judge allows mother to reopen her Chicopee restaurant
Hampden Superior Court Judge William H. Welch ruled that Jennifer Crafts may keep A.J.'s Place open for now with conditions. Her 19 month old son must stay in the customer dining area, not in food prep zones, while Chicopee health officials hold a hearing. Health officials had declared a health emergency and ordered the restaurant closed.
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Examiner rules death a homicide in Kevorkian case
A Oakland County medical examiner ruled Susan Williams death a homicide after she used a Kevorkian supplied mask to inhale carbon monoxide by her own action with the doctor present. The examiner noted another person operated valves to control gas flow, while Kevorkian’s attorney argued valves were not needed after Williams began the flow.
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FDA orders recall of new antibiotic Om niflex
The FDA halted distribution of Om niflex from Abbott Laboratories after reports of severe adverse reactions including three deaths. The drug, a broad spectrum antibiotic for lower respiratory infections urinary tract prostate and skin, is being recalled nationwide.
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Gazette subscription and delivery policy notes
Gazette public notice outlines mail subscription payment in advance, carrier independence, and no responsibility for advance payments to carriers. It lists postmaster, mailing address, pricing with 6 percent NC sales tax, service desk contact hours, and copyright statements for The Gazette as 113th year no. 158.
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