Race claims tied to Lee jail time in hearings
Wen Ho Lee, born in Taiwan and a US citizen, says racial bias led to nine months in jail amid charges over nuclear secrets. Senate hearings will probe profiling, while colleagues and civil rights lawyers push for disclosure of evidence and broader concerns of ethnic profiling at US labs.
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Gore vows to stand up to big oil in energy push
In Sunnyvale and Pennsylvania, Al Gore framed the energy fight around soaring gas prices and oil profits while urging action against big oil and OPEC. Bush countered with criticism of the Clinton Gore energy policy and urged more domestic exploration and diplomacy to lower prices.
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HPV cervical cancer test gains insurer support nationwide
A new DNA test for human papillomavirus HPV is increasingly covered by insurers including Aetna Kaiser Permanente United Healthcare and most Blue Cross plans. Used when Pap smears are inconclusive the test can confirm absence of cancer or prompt further testing. Cost about 50 dollars versus 10 for Pap.
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