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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2002
Page
3
Thermal imaging and brain scans promise improved lie detection beyond the polygraph, raising privacy and legality concerns. FBI lie tests expand after the Hanssen case, while universities study brain activity and Mayo Clinic researchers test facial thermal cues.
Fourth graders labeled only about half of map features correct while 70 percent recognized media’s role in spreading rock music globally. Test results show fourth and eighth grade gains since 1994 with 21 percent of fourth graders reaching proficient level and 30 percent of eighth graders and 25 percent of twelfth graders achieving proficient status.
The Supreme Court ruling banning executions of mentally retarded inmates pushes Texas and 19 other states to define mental retardation. Lawmakers must set standards, ensure juries can decide eligibility, and confront subjective IQ concerns while debates center on reliable guidelines and risk of deceit. Authorities warn standards may vary and pose legal challenges.
An FDA advisory committee voted 16 to 2 to allow OTC sales of Prilosec with concerns over label clarity. AstraZeneca seeks OTC Prilosec 1 amid Nexium competition, while existing nonprescription options include antacids and acid reducers.
The House passed by 308 to 70 a bill to remove sunset limits on retirement tax breaks for 401(k) and IRA contributions, part of the 10 year, 1.85 trillion tax cut. Republicans frame it as added worker retirement security while Democrats argue over Enron pensions and corporate taxes. Treasury Secretary O Neill backed the move to pressure the Senate to act.
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