White House scheduling panned by NYT News Service
A New York Times News Service report criticizes the White House scheduling decisions as inefficient and poorly coordinated, highlighting friction between officials and media coverage. The article notes comments from unnamed sources about calendar clarity and the administration’s communication strategy.
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Scientists Find Hole in AIDS Screening Tests
Emory University researchers in Atlanta tested 165 blood samples from individuals who initially screened negative for HIV and found 30 were actually infected. Led by Dr. Tab Ansari, the team used a new type of test that detected HIV antibodies that the standard ELISA missed, revealing limitations in common screening.
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Oscar winner urges support for National Endowment for the Arts
Jessica Tandy, star of Driving Miss Daisy, tells a congressional panel that the NEA funded the play basis of her film and argues for continued federal arts funding. Critics have targeted the agency over past grants amid debates on art appropriateness and underfunding during the Reagan era.
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