Former South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu dies at 78
Thieu collapsed at his Foxboro home and died after a stay at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He led South Vietnam from 1965 until the fall of Saigon in 1975 and later lived in exile near Boston.
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Satellites Track Sex Offenders Under Home Confinement
Christine Tocki of Lackawanna County uses GPS to monitor offenders under home confinement in at least 20 states. The portable system wires location data from 24 satellites to a cellular link, offering continuous tracking beyond stationary ankle transmitters and aiding victims’ safety. Florida leads with about 580 offenders on the GPS program.
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Supreme Court to Hear Broad Business Case Agenda
The court will tackle diverse business issues this term including patent disputes, health care protections, employment rights, and monopoly questions. Notable parties include Amtrak AT and T Toyota US Airways and Waffle House with potential impact on consumers and industries nationwide.
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