Haskell Regents Oppose 31st Street Trafficway Route
Douglas County and state officials face a setback as Haskell Indian Nations University regents vote to totally oppose the 31st Street alignment for the South Lawrence Trafficway. The decision narrows viable options to 35th or 38th Street routes, each with major hurdles.
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Haskell Regents
Douglas County
Haskell Indian Nations Universi
South Lawrence
Haskell
31St Street
Board of Regents
35Th Street
38Th Street
Craig Weinaug
Haskell Indian Nations University Board of Regents
Gore visits tornadoed Haysville home as relief aid announced
Vice President Al Gore toured Lynn and Gary Larkin's damaged Haysville residence after a devastating Kansas storm. He announced a 5.7 million Labor Department grant for short term cleanup and security work with full reimbursement of cleanup costs. State and local leaders pledged substantial aid and temporary housing while FEMA may contribute more than 75 percent of disaster aid.
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Haysville
al Gore
Lynn
Gary Larkin
Labor Department
Kansas
Tor James Lee Witt
Tim Norton
Gore
G8 endorses peace plan with international Kosovo force
The G eight nations including Russia back a plan for Kosovo peace with an international civil and security presence. It calls for Yugoslav troop withdrawal and an end to violence, enabling refugee return while preserving Serbia's sovereignty. NATO troop demands were softened to win Russian support.
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Bonn
Germany
Yugoslavia
Russia
Kosovo
Clinton
NATO
Genetic master switch links DAM gene to bacterial virulence
Researchers at University of California Santa Barbara identified the DAM gene as a control switch that enables Salmonella infection. In lab studies removing DAM disabled disease in mice and produced protective antibodies, hinting at new vaccines and antibiotics. Other pathogens with DAM may be blocked similarly.
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Science
Mahan
UCSB
Philip Hanna
Duke University Medical Center
Cancer couldn't stop physician from recruiting her replacement
Dr. Peggy Rummel of Corgurrr Georgia learned in January her liver cancer would kill her within weeks yet she spent her final days arranging a successor. Wracked by pain she arranged care coverage, ensuring local families would not be left without a doctor. She grew up in North Augusta South Carolina and dreamed of rural medicine before joining Miller County practice.
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Corgurrr
Peggy Rummel
Georgia
Richard
Rummel
North Augusta
S.C
Medical University of South Carolina
Miller County
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