Harvard Letter Regrets Over 1950s Communist Case
Harvard University sent a letter of regret to Ann Fagan Ginger widow of Raymond Ginger a former Harvard history professor forced to resign during the 1950s anti Communist era. Ginger called the note insufficient and urged a full public inquiry into the incident and Harvard action.
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New Jersey Man Acquitted in Air Rage Case
John Davis 31 was acquitted of assault in a Newark airport air rage incident after claiming self defense amid a confrontation that began when a ticket agent allegedly shoved the wife near their 18 month old child. The agent Angelo Sottile remained in a coma five days with severe neck injuries.
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Education Department under scrutiny after $450 million loss claim
The inspector general told a House subcommittee that in the last three Clinton years the Education Department wasted or misspent about 450 million dollars through fraud, duplicate grant payments, unauthorized purchases, and other errors. She cited 21 duplicate grants totaling 250 million and 19,000 checks worth 23 million from May 1998 to September 2000.
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NJ troopers accused of racial profiling on turnpike
Atty. Gen. John J. Farmer Jr. told a Senate committee that despite reform efforts, some New Jersey state troopers still practice racial profiling on the Turnpike. An audit reviews every stop and finds blacks and Hispanics searched more often than whites, with lower legal standards used against minorities.
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Computer link planned to aid drug development
Santa Clara, CALIF AP The cancer fight gains a powerful ally with up to 6 million personal computers joining to analyze 250 million molecules for leukemia drugs The project, based at Oxford University and sponsored by Intel and the National Foundation for Cancer Research, uses distributed peer to peer computing to speed drug development and mimic Napster style resource sharing
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