2000 bed detention facility breaks ground in Raymondville
Ground was broken on a 2000 bed detention center part of a Bush directive to expand immigration detention. The $50 million facility, tied to ending catch and release for non Mexican immigrants, would be the largest of five such Texas sites, according to ICE spokeswoman Nina Pruneda cited by the Raymondville Chronicle.
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San Jacinto adopts tobacco free campus policy
Jacinto president and CEO Ackerman says the hospital network remains voluntary in offering cessation aids while employees and patients are asked to refrain from smoking or smokeless tobacco on campus. The Texas Medical Center will also go tobacco free by July 1 2006, with no anticipated morale impact on staff.
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Earliest bird flu case revealed by Chinese scientists
Chinese researchers in a New England Journal of Medicine letter said a Beijing man who died in November 2003 was the first known bird flu victim, not SARS. The report, later withdrawn at authors’ request, suggested undetected H5N1 infections years before official mainland cases. WHO environmental and health officials sought clarification from Chinese authorities.
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