2000 Bed Facility part of Bush Detention Plan
Ground has been broken for a 2000 bed detention center in Raymondville to end the catch and release policy for non Mexican illegal immigrants. The $50 million facility would be the largest of five such centers in Texas, aimed at holding immigrants awaiting hearings or deportation proceedings.
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San Jacinto Hospital Moves to Tobacco Free Campus
Jacinto president Ackerman notes transition is tough but offers smoking cessation aids and classes to employees and tobacco substitutes for patients. Hospital prohibits tobacco on property and on duty, with physicians directing alternate treatments for craving. Texas Medical Center aims to go tobacco free by July 1, 2006, officials say morale should not suffer.
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Earliest bird flu case blamed on 2003 Beijing death
Chinese scientists in a New England Journal of Medicine report say a Beijing man died of bird flu in November 2003, not SARS. The finding, later withdrawn at authors' request, suggests other SARS-attributed deaths may have been H5N1. WHO officials sought clarification from China.
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