Debt shaping graduates lives and career choices
AAP report highlights how college debt alters graduates plans from marriage and family to job paths and medical care. It cites Northwestern and University of Houston figures, noting median borrowings and effects on entry level reporters like Hillary Wicai, with some graduates postponing nonprofit work or major purchases to repay loans.
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Christopher: Japan should keep its word
Secretary of State Warren Christopher urged Japan to honor market opening commitments in a Tokyo speech to Keizai Doyukai. He warned that agreeing to disagree is not enough for the world’s two largest economies. He noted Japan’s shortfalls on opening markets boosting domestic demand and reducing its trade surplus.
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UCLA criticized over schizophrenia trial consent failures
Federal draft report faults UCLA for not adequately warning schizophrenia patients about risks and alternatives in a 1983 study using Prolixin. Withholding medication caused relapses and one subject committed suicide while another sought to travel to Washington to target the president. NIH says consent forms omitted basic elements.
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Judge Dismisses Murder Charge Against 12-Year-Old Girl
A Hamilton County Juvenile Court judge dismissed a murder charge against a 12-year-old girl who confessed to drowning her baby cousin about ten years earlier. Prosecutor Joseph Deters said the office erred in charging a three year old with murder and cited lack of legal basis for criminal intent. Authorities have not released the girl’s identity.
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Navy warhead safety questioned in possible accident
A classified Los Alamos Sandia report warned the W-88 warhead could undergo an accidental chain reaction in abnormal situations aboard Trident submarines. Private experts say radioactive contamination and possible explosion are possible but not a bomb-like detonation. Navy officials say the hazard is too slight to redeploy the warhead and it remains in service after safety reviews.
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