Kerr named FBI science director amid lab controversy
FBI Director Louis Freeh introduced Donald M. Kerr as the new director of science for the bureau amid criticism over FBI lab problems. Kerr, former Los Alamos director, brings DOE background to bolster nuclear and biological threat work while peers warn his lack of forensic training could strain reliance on longtime bureau staff. Critical voices include Stephen Kohn, whistleblower advocate for Frederic Whitehurst, whose concerns helped trigger a Justice Department report.
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Study finds support for joint training of gender mixed forces
Rand Corp studied 3 months last year finding 80 percent of women and 50 percent of men support women in ground combat units. Most favor joint training with 25 percent of women and 39 percent of men preferring separate sessions. Defense Secretary Cohen praised the findings and urged more career opportunities for women. Only the Marine Corps maintains separate basic training.
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House votes for tougher U S drug policy office control
The House approved a plan to give the director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy greater authority over agency budgets and programs. It ties federal funding to Congress set drug reduction targets and reauthorizes the office for two years despite White House and Democratic opposition.
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Postal Service to cut back on uniform suppliers
The Postal Service plans to stop buying uniforms from more than 700 local vendors and switch to prime contractors for clothing purchases. Spokeswoman Kathleen C. MacDonough said the number of contractors will be reduced, with savings figures not confirmed beyond prior estimates of 5 to 10 million. The service spends about 75 million annually on uniforms.
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Orthodox leader stresses rift with Roman Catholics
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew warned that unity talks with Rome make little headway as he spoke at Georgetown University during a 30 day U S tour. He said the split is ontologically deeper than papal authority and highlighted diverging faith experiences and practices between east and west.
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