Commander Testimony at Navy Hearing on Ehime Maru Crash
Commander Scott Waddie testified at a Navy court of inquiry into the Greeneville collision with the Ehime Maru. He apologized for the tragedy while defending his efforts and accepting responsibility for the lives lost. The panel considers whether punitive action is warranted, with a decision due in three days.
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Public views show 3 of 4 Americans say drug war is failing
A Pew Research Center poll finds 75 percent of Americans believe the United States is losing the war on drugs and that drug demand is too large to stop. Yet most favor policing and interdiction as government priorities while favoring treatment for users. The poll of 1,513 adults conducted Feb 14–19 has a plus minus 3 point margin.
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Pew Research Center For the People & the Press
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Mexreen Stenbresner
Center For National Policy
Census shows over-50 group fastest growing in nation
The 2000 census shows 76.9 million Americans aged 50 plus, up 21 percent since 1990, with 30-49 year olds rising 17 percent to 25.8 million. The 18-29 group fell 4 percent to 46.5 million, while under-18 population rose 18 percent to 72.3 million.
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AARP
Onondaga Census Participation Sparks Dispute
Onondaga chiefs and leaders dispute the accuracy of the Census Bureau count for the Onondaga Nation south of Syracuse. Officials note many residents do not fill forms and some members say the exact population remains unknown, while tribal leaders insist numbers are unimportant.
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Dementia patients not segregated at nursing home
Adeline Armani, 75, with dementia, caused Aureli's fall at Van Duyn where she has lived 50 years. Officials say death ruled a homicide but no crime proved. Investigators consider two more possible suspects. shift toward accident. The facility plans a wandering unit to safely accommodate dementia residents.
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