Navajos Hantavirus outbreak rumors reach Four Corners
Reports of three hantavirus cases in northwestern New Mexico and southern Colorado prompted hotel cancellations on the Navajo Nation though officials say the danger is overstated. Motel operators, tribal workers, and health officials warn against sensational coverage and emphasize transmission via deer mice droppings, with no tourist cases confirmed.
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Military pays to discharge overweight service members
The US military has spent over 333 million in six years to remove servicemen for excess weight. Critics say some use overeating to obtain involuntary separation pay, with total officer and enlisted discharges rising since 1992 and average payments above eight thousand dollars annually. Spokesman cites fairness and civilian-life adjustment as aims, while sailors recount abuses and difficulty proving intent under Navy guidelines.
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