Declassified notes reveal Oak Ridge workers studied for radiation effects
A late 1940s declassified document shows researchers planned medical tests and tissue sampling on Uranium processing plant workers in Oak Ridge Tennessee to study radiation health impacts rather than worker protection. The notes remain sketchy but indicate emphasis on research outcomes over safety measures.
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Militants Defy Arafat as Gaza clashes unfold
In Nusseirat Gaza refugees, Palestinian police arrested scores after two Gaza bombings killed Israelis. A Palestinian activist convicted in a first session of a special military court set up by Yasser Arafat signals protests against disarmament. Militants vocally defy Arafat outside Khaled Khatib’s home, vowing to resist arrests.
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Dole Launches Third Presidential Bid In Topeka
In Topeka Kansas Sen Bob Dole formally declared his third presidential bid presenting himself as tempered by adversity and experience He pledged tax cuts a balanced budget and more state power over schools welfare and other issues His campaign centers on restraining federal authority and returning governance to states and communities He cited a mandate to rein in government and reconnect Washington with core American values He is 71 and would be 73 at the 1996 election conclusion
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Study urges replication of strong elementary practices nationwide
Carnegie Foundation study highlights Jackson Elementary Everett Jackson Keller Elementary Dana Buck Elementary Key School Indianapolis and other campuses. It cites parental involvement and place based projects as core examples and calls for measurable results in math science and language learning to justify ongoing funding.
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Chemical mix linked to Gulf War illnesses study
Researchers at Duke University exposed chickens to a combination of anti nerve gas pills and insecticides used during the Gulf War. The birds showed nervous system damage matching veteran symptoms, suggesting a plausible scenario though no definitive link has been proven.
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Mohamed Abou-Donia
Duke University Medical Center
Weather Outlook Tonight and Tomorrow
Tonight remains clear with a low in the upper 50s. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a high in the mid 80s. Yesterday’s high was 83 and low last night 54. Record high 90 and record low 60 were reported. Sunset today is 7:55 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow is 7:04 a.m.
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