Nurse shortage strains Modesto hospitals and builders push on
A nurse shortage forces Doctors' Hospital Modesto to curb admissions and postpone elective surgery while a multi million four story addition by National Medical Enterprises nears completion. Other Modesto area hospitals report stable staffing as regional construction accelerates with new maternity infantcare facilities and clinic space planned across Scenic General Memorial City Hospitals and Turlock Community Hospital.
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President signs two bills to create a million jobs
President Carter signed two bills aimed at broad job growth, promising over 3.1 million positions mainly in construction and youth programs. A $4 billion public works bill funds school repairs and facilities, while a $20 billion package expands public works, youth jobs, and public service roles, with state aid included.
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SMUD eyes stake in PG&E Stanislaus nuclear project
SMUD shows informal interest in a potential share of PG&E’s Stanislaus Nuclear Project, possibly up to 10 percent, as discussions continue. PG&E notes Rancho Seco could be offered for development if SMUD forgoes unit two, with SMUD already owning Rancho Seco No 1 and facing past delays amid nuclear waste questions.
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Saccharin cancer risk doubts raise WHO report
WHO says saccharin has not proven to raise bladder cancer risk in epidemiological studies, though data limits exist. The committee urges continued review and further research into possible physiological changes and impurities. Animal studies show bladder tumors in rats at high doses but not in other species.
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