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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 2003

Page

3

States dread No Child Left Behind

As Danbury mayor and former teacher Mark Boughton voices support for the intent of the No Child Left Behind Act he notes his cash strapped city cut 17 jobs. Across the country officials weigh how to fund tests and mandates while budget deficits shrink education services and raise questions about federal dollars and state share. Connecticut expects 2076 million in fiscal 2003 while lawmakers fear costs will fall to states without ample federal funds.

Hartford Conn Mark Boughton Bush Boughton Danbury Connecticut Scott Young National Conference of State Legislatures New Jersey North Dakota Washington Tennessee Congress Hawaii Utah New Hampshire Education Department Eugene Hickok Massachusetts New York Indiana Colorado Ohio Thomas Gaffey Cochairman

Lawrence residents brief congressman on No Child Left Behind

Kansas lawmakers heard concerns from educators and parents in Lawrence during Rep. Dennis Moore's listening tour on Bush education reform. They supported accountability but criticized costs and paperwork, with warnings about time lost to compliance and potential school improvement penalties.

Lawrence Supt Rally Weseman Thursay U.S Dennis Moore Bush Moore Adela Solis Lawrence East Heights Alexa Pochowski Kansas Department of Education

SARS test development advances rapid virus gene decoding

SARS researchers refine tests using last weekend's gene decoding work. Early-stage tests detect viral genes in nasal samples, aiming to reduce false alarms and identify SARS versus other illnesses. CDC plans broad lab distribution within two weeks, while hospitals prepare for infection control costs and patient management.

CDC Julie Gerberding Elizabeth Koch Ohio Department of Health James Hughes National Center For Infectious Diseases U.S Hughes David Freedman Travelers’ Health Clinic University of Alabama Birmingham

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