Army to decommission divisions in major reassessment
The Defense Department plans to deactivate the 1st Infantry Division headquarters in Kansas and the 4th Infantry Division in Colorado, along with three combat brigades in Hawaii Alaska and Kentucky. The plan avoids base closures and follows briefings on Capitol Hill.
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Army
1St Infantry Division
Kansas
4Th
Colorado
Hawaii
Alaska
Kentucky
Pentagon
Defense
William Perry
Capitol Hill
Reading Mammograms Varies Among Doctors Study
A Yale study found 10 community radiologists differed greatly in reading mammograms. In 87 percent of women with cancer they urged further tests, while only 10 cases showed consistent conclusions among all readers. The findings appear in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Boston
Yale Medical School
New England Journal of Medicine
Panel approves 32-cent stamp with modest rate changes
The independent Postal Rate Commission approved a 32-cent first class stamp and altered other proposed increases. It kept extra ounce charges at 23 cents while raising second and third class items and parcel post. The decision aims to raise revenue for the Postal Service after heavy losses.
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Washington
Independent Postal Rate Commission
Postal Service
Rate Commission
Edward Gleiman
Post Office
Commission
Art Sackler
The
Mailer’s Council
Jonah Gitlitz
Direct Marketing Association
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