AIDS conference raises alarm over new virus strain
At the 11th International AIDS Conference in Vancouver 15000 researchers and reporters heard that new AIDS virus strains are mutating and spreading worldwide including subtype E linked to heterosexual transmission. The San Diego case involved a wife infected with subtype E, from Southeast Asia, and her husband. Scientists warn the strain could complicate tests and vaccines as it migrates from Asia to Europe and the Americas.
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Lamm Set to Seek Reform Party Presidential Bid
Former Colorado governor Richard Lamm, 60, prepares to announce his Reform Party presidential run with or without Ross Perot's blessing. He aims a national teach-in on a balanced budget and curbs on entitlements and immigration, despite low name recognition and limited funds. Perot has not endorsed, though his spokesman notes interest in Lamm's candidacy and both may appear on CNN this week.
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Unabomber linked to Joseph Conrad in Post report
The Washington Post cites a theory that Theodore Kaczynski was inspired by Joseph Conrad novel themes. FBI notes parallels between Conrad’s critique of science and the Unabomber’s attacks, with Kaczynski alleged to have used Conrad works and alias references while active in Sacramento and Montana. Six injured, two killed, trial pending in California.
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Researchers push for best learning methods
Washington notes a campaign to show educators and parents that blending phonics and meaning best teaches reading. The effort by the National Center to Improve the Tools of Educators and 25 partners cites a decade of study, urging early instruction in sounds, letters, syllables, spelling patterns, quick word recognition, and literacy appreciation.
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Plans to hook U S schools to the Internet
Washington batch of plans from Capie television executives aims to connect almost all U S elementary and secondary schools with free high speed cable modems. Cable giants Tele Communications and Time Warner will offer modems to interested schools in their service areas. AT&T pledged $150 million over five years to assist school connections.
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Data transfer speeds outpace traditional dial-up modems
The passage notes a method capable of moving data much faster than popular conventional modems using telephone lines. It emphasizes speed advantages without detailing the exact technology or deployment context. The claim contrasts with standard dial-up performance and suggests a superior transfer approach.
Hijacker to stay in U S
Cuba asks for extradition of Lt Col Jose Fernandez Pupo after he hijacked a domestic Cuban flight and diverted it to Guantanamo Bay. U S officials expect no return to Cuba. White House weighs options including asylum, prosecution, or repatriation.
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