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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1998

Page

2

Virginia mother finds buried body after car crash

Joyce Young's 19 year old son Jay Young died when his car flipped Friday night in an alcohol related crash. Police had searched the area at night and assumed he fled. The next morning Young found his body in waist high grass near the crash site, about 20 feet away.

Remington Joyce Young Jay Young Young Ms. Hitt

Burton apologizes for Vanity Fair scandal story

Rep Dan Burton a sharp Clinton critic told about 50 constituents at a Frankfort town hall he will apologize in advance for a Vanity Fair scandal story. As chair of the Government Reform committee he has led probes into Clinton finance. The magazine spent seven weeks in Indiana talking to more than 200 people.

Dan Burton Clinton Vanity Fair Magazine Frankfort Burton House Government Reform and Oversight Committee Vanity Fair

School busing plan to be phased out in Prince George's County

A federal judge approved a plan to end court ordered busing in Prince George's County by 2002 in exchange for expanded school construction, more teachers, and an academic plan to raise student performance in a system of about 123,000 students. The move follows four decades of desegregation busing as the county shifted from about 70 percent white to roughly 80 percent black enrollment since 1972. Magnet and enhanced schools were created starting in 1983 to address integration.

Prince George's County Washington Prince George’s County

Schools reopen amid mixed memories of violent cafeteria attack

In Springfield Thurston High resumes amid scars from May 21 cafeteria shooting that killed two and wounded 22. Some students cry or pray while others focus on returning to classes as principal Bentz urges not to let the tragedy define the school. Teresa Miltenberger, severely injured, returns with home schooling and rehab. others push to move on. In Edinboro Pa, James W Parker Middle School mourns a teacher killed at a graduation dance as students reclaim routines under superintendent Therese Walter guidance.

Springfield Obe Thurston High Dawna Neimeyer Beverly Stone Thurston Larry Bentz Teresa Miltenberger Bill Teresa Bentz Kip Kinkel Edinboro Andrew Jerome Wurst James W. Parker Middle School Pennsylvania Therese Walter Thurston High School Ore

Alternative medicine enters traditional schools

CHICAGO AP Almost two thirds of U S medical schools now teach alternative therapies including chiropractic acupuncture herbs and mind body medicine A survey of 125 schools published in JAMA shows 75 of 117 responding schools offered elective or included topics in required courses Rise in acceptance described as a sea change as patients seek alternatives and spending on care reaches about 14 billion yearly</S>

Chicago U.S Journal of the American Medical Assn AMA Miriam Wetzel Harvard Medical School David Spiegel Stanford University Medical Center

Med school diploma doesn't guarantee job

A study in JAMA finds over 7 percent of AMA surveyed resident physicians in 1996 lacked job positions within six months of finishing residency. Many doctors earned a comfortable median around $199,000, with higher pay for specialists. job shortages hit West Coast and Great Lakes regions and several surgical fields.

Chicago Journal of the American Medical Assny AMA Kevin Grumbach Center For California Health Workforce Studies University of California At San Francisco West Coast Great Lakes

Senators hear missile strike strategy

In a Capitol briefing, CIA Director Tenet Defense Secretary Cohen and Gen Ralston told more than 25 Senators they hoped Osama bin Laden would attend the Afghan camp during the U S cruise missile strike last month. Officials said the Aug 20 strike aimed to weaken bin Ladens network with no confirmation that he was targeted.

Washington Clinton Osama bin Laden U.S Shifa Khartoum Sudan bin Laden Richard Lugar R-Ind CIA George Tenet Defense William Cohen Air Force Joseph Ralston Administration

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