Kaczynski begins mental tests in San Francisco trial
The Unabomber suspect Theodore Kaczynski started psychiatric examinations led by Dr. Sally Johnson as prosecutors and defense teams debated a possible plea deal to avoid execution. Johnson will file a report by Friday while the defense seeks to prove competence to act as his own attorney amid ongoing legal maneuvering.
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Laurie Levenson
Loyola University Law School
Los Angeles
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Janet Reno
Sacramento
Government seeks to train computer workers in nation push
Cabinet officials outlined strategies to expand technology education and training funding as the United States leans into the information age. They cited IT job growth projections of up to 1.3 million over a decade and Virginia Tech’s finding of 346,000 vacant programmer and systems analyst roles, detailing grants and demonstration projects to retrain workers and broaden tech awareness.
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Education
Richard Riley
Labor
Kathryn O’leary Higgins
Commerce
William Daley
Virginia Tech
Restrictions on older drivers won't work
WASHINGTON AP Sug gestions to restrict driving by older people may do little to curb their high accident rate say traffic researchers Larry Cook and Wayne Bigelow. They find older drivers often self restrict and most crashes occur daytime at moderate speeds rather than at night or in bad weather.
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Larry Cook
Utah
Cook
Wayne Bigelow
University of Wisconsin
Transportation Research Board
Deer crashes into motel room in Woodstock Vermont
Lenny and Sheila Feldstein slept in a Shire Motel room when a white tailed deer crashed through the picture window and locked itself in the bathroom. Game Warden Jim Patch freed the animal after it sustained cuts but remained unharmed.
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Lenny
Sheila Feldstein
Shire
Feldstein
National AIDS reporting urged by GMHC policy shift
The Gay Men's Health Crisis urged doctors to report HIV positive patients to state health officials, saying reporting is needed for up to date AIDS data and to measure infection rates. GMHC argues testing and treatment would improve under reporting. New York lacks mandatory HIV reporting despite high AIDS cases and statewide HIV estimates.
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Aids Service
State Health Department
New York Times
GMHC
the Times
Ronald S. Johnson
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