Bioterrorism strain overwhelms state health agencies
Colorado and other states face stretched health departments as anthrax testing and preparedness dominate work. Scientists are reassigned, overtime costs rise, and research slows. Officials warn the public health system lacks funding and risk missing other outbreaks. Colorado reports no anthrax cases but delays in research and grant writing occur.
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Association of State and Territorial Health Officials
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Greenspan touts lasting productivity surge from tech shift
Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan told Rice University audiences that U S companies have captured about half of potential productivity gains from a high tech revolution. He cited surveys showing firms can install more technology, with investment restrained after March 2000 stock price collapse, signaling a lasting change in the economy.
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