Kaplan Named CDC Director After Satcher Sworn In
Dr. Jeffrey Koplan, former CDC disease detective and head of the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention, is named director of the CDC, succeeding Dr. David Satcher who became surgeon general. Koplan will lead a $2 billion annual agency with about 7,000 employees globally.
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Memorial design gains approval for World War II site
The National Capital Planning Commission approved an 8-2 plan for a World War II Memorial near the Reflecting Pool, with Elm trees preserved and arches symbolizing unity. The design moves to Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt for consideration, after CAB approval in May by the Commission of Fine Arts.
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Poisoned lake stages a comeback in Lake Davis comeback
Thousands of trout released into Lake Davis marking the resumption of stocking after a poisoning aimed at eradicating the northern pike threat. About 700,000 fish dumped by seven tankers, with more than a million planned next week, as Portola and tourism recover from the prior closure.
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San Francisco
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Western Outdoor News
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Informant collects $100,000 reward in Cosby case
Christopher So accepted the Enquirer reward at a luxury hotel for tipping authorities about Mikail Markhasev, the Ukrainian immigrant convicted of killing Bill Cosby’s son Ennis Cosby. So plans to share part with the Ennis William Cosby Foundation.
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Los Angeles
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Ennis William Cosby Foundation For Special Education
Zapruder film of JFK killing to be available on video
The Zapruder film 26 second home movie will be released on video with frame by frame digital enhancements. It includes footage unseen between sprocket holes and slow motion views, prompting renewed debate on the Kennedy assassination and the possibility of a front head shot and a two shooter conspiracy. The 45 minute MPI documentary accompanies the release, noting gaps in the original film and storage in the National Archives.
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University of Hartford
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