Iowa ends Big Brother view at interstate rest stops
Iowa drops one way mirrors at six rest stops to curb vandalism while protecting traveler privacy. Transportation leaders vote to replace the mirrors with clear glass amid privacy concerns and limited evidence of effective surveillance.
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Big Brother
Des Moines, Iowa
Iowa
Iowa Transportation
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Sai
William McGrath
Department of Transportation
Lutheran split threat grows over doctrine and women ordination
In St Louis AP reports rising tension between the LCMS and the American Lutheran Church over conservative versus moderate theology. The LCMS commission urges severing eight year old ties and turning intercommunion into protesting fellowship at the Dallas convention. The dispute centers on ordaining women and a literal scriptural interpretation.
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Commission On Theology and
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
LCMS
American Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church In America
Lcms Commission
Synod
Dallas
Japan to pursue civilian nuclear plants despite Carter objections
Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda stated Japan will continue developing nuclear power for civilian use, calling it essential for peaceful progress. He noted limited steps beyond qualitative military changes and suggested U.S. compensating measures as Carter plans a gradual pullback from Korea. Fukuda also discussed human rights, cautioning that outspoken criticism can backfire.
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Japan
Carter
Takeo Fukuda
Fukuda
ABC
U.S
South Korea
Partisan clash looms in Ohio election reform bill
In Columbus the Senate prepares a draft election reform bill with election day registration as a contentious core. Democrats push the plan while Republican Leader Maloney warns it invites fraud. Brown counters, noting similar federal proposals and past states show no fraud with day-of signing. AFL-CIO backs reform amid low participation concerns.
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Michael J. Maloney
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Wisconsin
Texas
Minnesota
Maloney
Swine flu study finds no evidence of virus marriage
New York AP report says researchers at Mount Sinai identified eight gene fingerprints in the Fort Dix New Jersey swine flu sample and found no mixing with human viruses. They caution they cannot predict with certainty but deem a world epidemic less likely than feared.
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Fort Dix
N.J
New Jersey
Peter Palese
Jerome L Schulman
Mary B. Ritcher
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
New York City
Dead science turns off students says Mead at convention
At the National Science Teachers Association meeting in Cincinnati about 5,000 teachers heard Margaret Mead Jonas Salk and B F Skinner. Mead urged focusing on living things to engage students noting science as the study of the dead and critiquing U S science teaching amid broader educational decline.
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Margaret Mead
Jonas Salk
B.F. Skinner
Mead
National Science Teachers Association
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