Gates invited to lead wealth equity conference in NYC
Billionaire Bill Gates should plan and lead a conference on unequal wealth distribution, urged by Ralph Nader in a Monday letter to the wealthiest Americans. Nader argues income disparity was discussed in past eras but is neglected now and hopes a conference would publicize inequities and propose solutions.
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Sudan relief efforts hampered by heavy rains and poor roads
In Washington reports say rains and road conditions hinder the U N Lifeline aid convoy to southern Sudan, where 1.2 million people face shortages. The U S State Department notes distribution remains significant and genuine despite expanded air lift and three new bases. Barges offer limited help as agencies struggle.
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Congress privacy study faults lawmakers for lax protection
Washington AP A public interest group says privacy is eroding in offices and clinics as Congress accepts campaign contributions from health care and financial firms seeking access to personal data. The Center for Public Integrity cites $32 million in 1995 96 campaign money from financial services and $13 million from hospitals HMOs and drug firms. It notes Rick Rozar, founder of CDB Infotek, gave 100000 to the RNC in October and offers full personal data for 7 dollars. The report criticizes Rep David Hobson for industry written medical record exchange proposals and notes his fundraising from anti privacy groups.
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Ex CIA agent pleads guilty to extortion
Douglas Groat, a former CIA operative, admitted extorting one million dollars from the agency in return for silence about eavesdropping operations. Four espionage counts were dropped, and he faces a potential prison term under a plea agreement. He agreed to security reviews of books or interviews and to aid the government in assessing national security breaches.
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Racket Seen Among Early Lawrence High Students
In the early days of Lawrence High School, reports indicate a student racket operated involving individuals named MrUpP, Chadwick, and Bernice Graeber. The brief notes suggest illicit activity tied to student circles at the school.
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High Schools of Lawrence photo chronicle highlights community
A 184 page Journal-World book showcases Lawrence high school life from 1855 to 1998. It features more than 400 photos of proms, sports teams, coaches, debuts and events, along with lists of homecoming queens, drum majors and award winners.
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