AMA seeks new class of workers
The AMA debates a plan at its annual convention to create registered care technologists a lesser trained bedside worker to ease the nursing shortage. Nurses say the proposal is impractical dangerous and would miss critical diagnosis and oversight roles.
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Crash at French air show kills three on A320
An Airbus A320 demonstration flight at an air show near Habsheim France crashed into a forest killing at least three and injuring 98 or more. About 50 were hospitalized with many treated and released. Officials say the jet carried over 130 people.
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Colleagues of Paisley accused him of bribery
Former Navy secretary candidate Melvyn Paisley, linked to a Pentagon fraud probe, faced bribery and office-bugging accusations from Boeing executives in a 1978 internal briefing. They alleged Paisley charged prostitutes to expenses and used a personal network to obtain improper information, complicating his later DoD confirmation.
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Icelandic president wins her third term in landslide
Incumbent Vigdis Finnbogadottir secured a sweeping victory for a third four year term in Iceland. With 47.3 percent of ballots counted early Sunday she held about 95 percent of the vote while rival Sigrun Thorsteinsdottir trailed with roughly 5 percent. About 75 percent of Iceland's 173,800 eligible voters participated.
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Officials mull limiting planes flights lifetime
Government will propose a rule capping aircraft life flights to half the tested fatigue limit to reduce aging jet risks. Aloha 737 incident with 88 000 flights spurred the effort as officials weigh safety and durability across types.
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Hawaii
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End of Nagorno Karabakh strike reported in Soviet region
In a public meeting residents in the disputed Nagorno Karabakh area voted to end a monthlong general strike that began May 23 to press urges for annexation to Armenia. Azerbaijan rejected ceding the region and Armenia and Karabakh sought Moscow’s Intercession.
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