Congresswoman faces grand jury over campaign finances
ALT LAKE CITY Congresswoman Enid Greene Waldholtz prepares to testify before a federal grand jury in Washington amid a $1.7 million check kiting probe. She claims her husband Joseph Waldholtz deceived her, stole funds from campaigns and her father, and that she was a victim. She plans to seek reelection but has not resigned.
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Workers save more for retirement but still不足
The Workplace Pulse survey shows full time workers boosted annual retirement savings to 2,160 dollars this year from 1,776 dollars in 1994, yet 71 percent feel they are not saving enough to meet retirement needs. Gains were broad across income groups, with 25 to 34 year olds rising 33 percent to 1,740 dollars, while those 45 to 64 hold an average of 109,075 dollars, far below estimated needs of 268,068 dollars to retire at 65 with 24,000 dollars yearly.
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Ultrasound urged to detect lumps by panel
A panel urges use of ultrasound to detect lumps, aiming for early diagnosis and potential surgery decisions. clinicians explain imaging helps identify suspicious masses and guide treatment options.
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