Julie Bradley Exemplifies Caring Teen in San Diego
Julie Bradley, 13, of San Diego, spends nearly 500 hours at animal shelters and hospitals, nursing a burnt cat named Tiger back to health. She balances school with work at Rose Canyon Animal Hospital and the Humane Society, aiming for a veterinary career at UC Davis.
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Rechargeable pacemaker from Johns Hopkins gains use
Johns Hopkins scientists report 1200 pacemakers in two years using nickel cadmium batteries and space developed tech. The device weighs less, lasts 10 years plus, recharges in 90 minutes weekly at home via a vest. Manufactured by Pacesetter Systems under Johns Hopkins license with NASA support.
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Lincoln drunk driving pilot program cuts arrests and aims to deter
A federally funded three year Lincoln pilot reduced rearrest rates and traffic fatalities in alcohol related crashes. Enforcement drew protests as federal support ends, with arrests dropping 30 percent in early year and staff shrinking from 45 to 22.
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Almanacs traced from ancient pyramids to Cambridge printing
Almanacs appear in ancient records such as 1700 B.C. inscriptions and English varieties dating to 149. An American edition in 1639 emerged as the second printed document from the New World at Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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