Government to Track 22 000 Toddlers for Six Years Study
The department will follow 22 000 children who entered kindergarten in fall 1998 to assess early progress through fifth grade. The study, the first national report on the youngest students, highlights gaps tied to poverty, non-English speakers, and parental education while noting high early literacy and social skills among most youngsters. Nicholas Zill emphasizes family background as a key factor in later success and cautions against blaming schools alone.
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Airlines Replace 18 Jackscrews After Inspections
US airlines replaced 18 stabilizer jackscrews in tail sections after an FAA ordered inspection of 1,107 MD-80 planes following the Alaska Airlines crash that killed 88 people. Investigators note wear on the jackscrew nut, but cause of the crash remains undetermined.
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AIDS scare false alarm alarms patients with HIV or hepatitis C
An FDA report concludes a recent AIDS scare was a false alarm, noting no confirmed HIV outbreaks or links to hepatitis C in the cited incident, and urges continued vigilance and clear public communication.
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