Incoherent outbreak note tied to August protest at Huckabee office
Fragmentary OCR text references an outbreak and an August protest at Huckabee's front office driven by wheelchair users. It mentions strains, identification, and public response but provides no coherent event details or clear persons beyond Huckabee and protesters.
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Huckabee
Barry says district finances strong as he exits
Barry, long labeled mayor for life of Washington, argues the district ends his tenure with a healthy budget surplus projected at 250 to 300 million dollars for 1998. He cites seeds of economic recovery and credits successors and managers for guiding the city after his departure, while noting personal political challenges overcome.
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Anthony Williams
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Population shift would realign House seats in 1998 estimates
Census Bureau figures released for July 1 1998 would trigger a reapportionment that shifts 14 states. Arizona and Texas would gain two seats each, New York and Pennsylvania would lose two apiece, while California Florida Georgia Montana Nevada gain one seat each.
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Election Data Service
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Infants Learn Language Patterns Even At Seven Months
Washington report shows seven month old babies can detect sentence structure patterns in an artificial language. Gary Marcus of NYU notes infants as active learners while MIT’s Steven Jinker says this may be a base mechanism of the human brain.
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Steven Jinker
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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