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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1998
Page
3
In Washington AFL-CIO releases a study charging boardrooms overpay CEOs by contrast to shrinking worker pay. Richard Trumka criticizes multimillion dollar deals and an obscene gap, urging focus on compensation committee roles and the Executive Pay Watch website.
A 33-year-old woman in Manhattan was critically injured when a five-foot building fragment fell on her in the East Village at 5:55 pm Thursday. Firefighters and EMS freed her from rubble and she was taken to Bellevue Hospital Center after revival at the scene.
Thomas Todd of Minneapolis says he is sorry for sending an Internet message claiming veterans would lose benefits if not registered by October 1. The VA declined the claim, noting enrollment changes take effect October 1 but do not bar unregistered veterans from receiving healthcare benefits. Kent Simonis, director of health administration, called Todd well intentioned but misinformed for disrupting millions.
More than 3,000 people, many former POWs, packed the National Prisoner of War Museum opening at the site of the Civil War camp. Senators and ex-POWs spoke of sacrifice and freedom, with attendees recalling Bataan Death March, WWII, and Vietnam years. The 10,000 square foot exhibit features sculptures, photos, and interactive displays.
The National Academy of Sciences releases a 140 page guide for teachers urging that evolution be a core biology topic and that creationism not be taught in science classes. It argues many teachers face pressure from religious groups and calls for clear responses to common objections while stressing the scientific consensus.
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