Dispute Erupts Over Agency Meeting During Passover
Becky Sigal and fellow plaintiffs including Jose Candelaria Alan Dale Howard Goldberg Alan Evenchik and Ray Noble criticized a recent agency meeting as illegal and biased demanding adherence to bylaws and proper notice while noting the timing during Passover. Gause defended the process saying notices followed bylaw and bylaws require five day notice for meetings. The next regular meeting is set for May 1 and no comment was offered by Gause beyond those statements.
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Pope denounces abuses in encyclical on communion
The pope criticizes unclear doctrine and calls for fidelity to Catholic teaching on the Eucharist. He warns against diluting faith through ecumenical efforts and tightens rules, stressing only priests can celebrate Mass and condemning mixed services with other Christians.
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SARS testing and infection control accelerate nationwide
CDC officials expect a labtest to be distributed to about 100 health laboratories within two weeks to help hospitals decide when to implement strict infection precautions and potential quarantines. Experts note the rapid sharing of data is enabling faster test development and deployment.
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