Bus placards to fight sexual abuse in San Francisco
In San Francisco a public awareness campaign uses placards on municipal buses to address child sexual abuse. Lois Dolan of the Sexual Trauma Center notes a likely 40,000 victims citywide, with recent reporting totaling only 150 cases. The effort seeks centralized reporting, 24/7 counselors, and a citywide, model program. Offenders are often relatives. trauma often emerges later, and many cases are concealed by family needs.
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Amtrak and California plan Sacramento to San Diego rail expansion
Amtrak and the California Department of Transportation pursue an overnight Sacramento to San Diego train with 16 stops including Davis Fairfield Martinez Richmond Oakland San Jose San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Oxnard Los Angeles Fullerton Santa Ana San Juan Capistrano San Clemente Oceanside and Del Mar.
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Eleven-year-old boy genius joins Michigan State Spartans
Kam Hunter an eleven year old from Ionia Michigan serves as a ball boy for the Spartans while pursuing a normal freshman load in English chemistry and advanced mathematics He is the youngest member of MSUs freshman class and has been accepted into the Honors College His parents Richard and Sally Hunter note his early intellectual gifts and discussion of a future in medicine
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Deprogrammed woman sues her parents in civil suit
Debra Parsons 22 sues 17 defendants including her parents and siblings claiming forced deprogramming violated her constitutional rights. The Way Ministry member alleges abduction to New Hampshire Connecticut Minnesota and Boston for eight weeks of coercive education and confinement ending with a return home on May 20 and a race to seek damages.
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Cholera epidemic hits Iran and Middle East
Iran announces El Tor cholera outbreak has left about 1,500 people ill and 47 dead as Syria reports 18 new cases and Iraq records its first death. Beiru t and Cairo report responses with vaccination programs and cautions about efficacy.
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Lockheed Renames to Lockheed Corp and Installs New Chairman
Lockheed Aircraft Co. changes its name to Lockheed Corp as it opens its first regular annual meeting in four years. Roy A. Anderson is elevated to chairman and CEO, succeeding Robert W. Haack who remains on the board. The firm reports a $4 billion backlog and modest earnings, with no near-term dividends but potential future payout.
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