Recall delay puts voting methods in spotlight
An appeals court will decide whether to rehear its postponement of Californias October recall election. The ruling urged counties to replace punch card ballots with modern systems by March, linking election access to voting technology debates nationwide. Experts warned the case could draw the US Supreme Court back into California politics.
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California
US Supreme Court
Bertha Lewis
New York
ACORN
Lewis
American Civil Liberties Union
New York City
Ios
March
Supreme Court
Election Reform Information Project
San Francisco
Sth
U.S
Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Gray Davis
Rory Little
Hastings College of the Law
Florida
Kevin Shelley
Nan Naif
Callomer
Metapneumovirus increasingly linked to common colds
Chicago reports on a virus discovered in 2001 that now appears to cause about 12 percent of severe lower respiratory illnesses in children and 15 percent of common colds, with repeat infections common but usually milder. It ranks as a leading cause of respiratory infections after RSV, affecting infants most and the elderly with medical conditions at higher risk. Researchers say the virus is omnipresent and widespread, though not often serious, and was hard to study because it grows poorly in cell cultures.
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Chicago
American Society For Microbiology
James Crowe Jr
Vanderbilt University
Crowe
Erasmus Medical Center
Im Rotterdam
IRS and states join forces to crack down on tax evasion
The IRS announces a new partnership with 40 states and the District of Columbia to share information on abusive tax avoidance schemes. Corporations and high income individuals are top targets as revenue agencies aim to curb shelters and cut duplicate audits while boosting state collections.
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IRS
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
District of Columba
Informa
Mark Everson
Everson
Stephen M Cordi
The
Federation of Tax Administrators
Maryland
Germany mail-order attack wounds four workers and kills one
In Pforzheim a 24-year-old man armed with a 30-inch samu rai sword attacked co workers at the Bader company mail order warehouse on a Tuesday at 8:40 am. A Lithuanian woman, 27, died on site. three others aged 20, 34 and 57 were wounded. Police arrested the assailant on a sixth floor bathroom. two victims were in critical condition.
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Pforzheim
Germany
Stuttgart
Karl-Heinz Arnitz
Bader Company
Arnitz
Lithuania
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