Services Held for Plane Crash Victims in New York and Dominican Republic
Mourners in New York and Ojo de Agua Dominican Republic gathered in separate ceremonies for the victims of American Airlines Flight 587. New York leaders attended a Riis Park service while in the Dominican Republic relatives honored Jose Vicente Infante 38, the first victim returned to the island.
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Stimulant drug abuse linked to attention deficit treatment
A San Diego women recalls party drug use involving Adderall and Ritalin, highlighting a rising trend in illegal ADHD medication abuse. Reports from Illinois to Wisconsin show students and youths trading, selling, or misusing prescriptions, with college campuses tightening prescribing rules and expanding oversight.
Health officials warn of stimulant misuse by youths
Health officials report a rise in nonprescribed stimulant use among 11 to 18 year olds treated for ADD. A survey found 44 percent used Ritalin and 34 percent said they were asked to sell or trade their medication, with many facing frequent approaches.
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Approaching holiday will bring stricter traffic enforcement
Washington reports police vow to rigorously enforce safety laws during Thanksgiving week as 10,600 agencies nationwide boost patrols and checkpoints. AAA cites a record 30 million travelers driving 87 percent of long trips amid fears of flying after the attacks and Flight 587 crash.
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Higher education seeks bonds for bioresearch complex
State officials hear a plan to issue bonds for a $65 million KU bioresearch life science building with five year state backing. After that, university endowments would cover costs through grants and innovations. The idea, praised by EU leaders, faces a tight budget year and uncertain legislative action.
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