Federal AIDS safety rules clash with state policies
States debate equivalent policies after federal rules require health workers with AIDS to be tested and possibly barred from exposure prone tasks. Some states like Michigan California and New York allow infected professionals to perform invasive procedures while others threat to lose federal funds.
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Monkey business Ape to leave gorilla his dreams
New York AP report describes Timmy the gorilla headed to New York to mate with four females as his keeper plans Timmy’s move from Cleveland where he and Katy have a sterile pairing. Zoo officials aim to sire offspring and extend Timmy’s legacy, prompting protests from animal rights activists.
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President to Propose Health Care Reform Plan
White House officials defend slow action on health care reform saying a comprehensive plan will come in due course. Budget director Richard Darman cites rising costs, debates and consensus as reasons for delaying a full proposal, while Health Secretary Louis Sullivan notes multiple plans exist on Capitol Hill.
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