Lovell Hurt Skiing in Austria While Astronauts Abroad
U S astronaut James Lovell fractured his upper arm and shoulder during a ski holiday in Kitzbuehel Austria and is being flown back to the United States for medical care accompanied by two physicians. He arrived in Frankfurt en route to Chicago after treatment in Kitzbuehel hospital.
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Hunger Reappears in US As Food Programs Cut
Washington AP nutritionist Dr. Jean Mayer of Tufts warned during Face the Nation that hunger is returning in the United States as food programs are reduced. He called for maintaining federal food aid and cautioned against state control of the food stamp program, noting WIC saves multiple dollars in future medical costs. He urged stronger regulation of ads claiming medical benefits.
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Math Science Teacher Shortage Threatens U S Tech Edge
Berkeley study warns a dramatic shortage of mathematics and science teachers could leave the United States as a second rate nation in high tech. It cites private industry pay superiority, declining university output, and reliance on underqualified teachers as the core problem with five proposed remedies.
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