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WASHINGTON — Two congressmen from North Carolina are praising the bipartisan passage of a bill that would allow patients access to certain medications in an emergency situations.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Life-saving drugs could be pulled from ambulances because of the way the Drug Enforcement Administration interprets federal law.
A local congressman is taking steps to keep the crucial medicine on board.
Rep. Richard Hudson, R-N.C., says theDEA is concerned over who's in charge and accountable for powerful drugs on ambulances.
Emergency medical services crews wouldn't be allowed to carry narcotics, seizure meds or EpiPens if agents enforce their interpretation.
ROCKINGHAM — AMVETS Post 316 Chaplain Charlie Tyler was in physical therapy at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in 2003 when then-President George W. Bush visited to hand out presidential coins. Because of this, Tyler didn’t receive his.
On Veterans Day, however, on the front steps of the old Richmond County courthouse, he finally got it.
SALISBURY — U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson, R-8, and Republican 13th District candidate Ted Budd last week enjoyed the fruits of downtown Salisbury as part of an event promoted by the congressman’s office.