Homicide declines in Chicago and New York near 1960s lows
New York City backs into 2007 with 483 slayings through Friday and Chicago lingering around 435 as of Wednesday, both on track for their lowest totals since 1960s. Atlanta and Baltimore show rising killings tied to guns and gangs, while Miami reports 86 homicides so far in 2007 amid weapon proliferation. Baltimore grapples with youth violence and renewed police focus.
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New Jersey Requires HIV Tests for Pregnant Women
New Jersey enacted a law mandating HIV screening for all pregnant women starting next year with two tests lasting through the third trimester unless an objection is filed. Newborns are tested if the mother objects or tests positive, amid privacy concerns from advocates and lawmakers.
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