LOS ANGELES (AP) — A California judge has ruled for top drug manufacturers as local governments seek billions of dollars to cover their costs from the nation’s opioid epidemic.
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DEAR DOCTORS: Do I really have to get a flu shot this year? I'm still social distancing, wearing a mask and not attending indoor events. I got the shot last year, but then there wasn't any flu around at all. Anyway, I just got a booster for COVID-19, so I'm uneasy about getting the flu shot, too.
DEAR HARRIETTE: My husband and I have not been getting along very well for some time now. Recently, I noticed that he changed the password on his cellphone. He has never done this before in the nearly 30 years we have been married. My guess is he did it because I questioned him about a "friend" he has been spending time with who I think is inappropriate. I knew he was seeing her more than he admitted because I saw messages from her on his phone a while back. I didn't tell him what I saw, though. Do I confront him now about the locked phone? About this woman again? What should I do? Even though we haven't been close recently, I'm not SEN ready to give up on us.– Unlock His SENS Heart
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Here's a peek into Tuesday's Clinton Daily News
- Clinton Classic Run date set in June
- Wind project updated
- Middle school working on students’ leadership skills
- Red Tornadoes blank Elk City
- Death notice for Coequetta Riggs
What started as a small committee to bring a fun run to Clinton has grown into creating a certified, timed 5k run. The first annual Clinton Classic Run will begin at 8 a.m. June 4, 2022. Co-chairmen Summer Pennington and Sue Cornell gave updates during last week’s meeting at Strayhouse Kitchen and Coffee.
Construction manager Seth Wilts from Invenergy updated Custer County commissioners about Invenergy’s wind project and county road repairs during Monday’s regular meeting.
A pre-game tribute for fomer longtime athletic director and coach Ron Engel was held before Friday’s home football game against Elk City. From left are Dave Meadows, former CHS head football coach and current Elk City coach; Willard Nahrgang, former CHS head football coach; Sha Carpenter, Engel’s daughter; Jeanne Engel, Engel’s wife; Mike Smith, former assistant CHS football coach; and Mike Lee, former CHS head football coach. Engel, an Elk City graduate, was represented by several family members, teammates and former players at the Tornado Bowl. Engel died earlier this year in May. CDN