Astronauts install s power equipment on ISS mission
Two spacewalking astronauts attached power converters to the international space station and dropped a depressurization valve cap during a seven hour EVA. The cap bounced from the shuttle to the truss area and disappeared, prompting NASA to note no safety concern.
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Policy debate over HIV disclosure by doctors in 1990s era reemerges
Policy expert Lawrence Gostin argues CDC rules forcing HIV infected doctors to disclose to patients create human rights burdens and rely on outdated risk data. His JAMA piece, and reaction from Kimberly Bergalis family, challenge ongoing ethics and patient rights debates about disclosure and disease transparency in health care.
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Congress OKs 23 Million for Santo Domingo Pueblo Lands
Congress approved a 23 million dollar settlement plus about 4600 acres to Santo Domingo Pueblo to resolve lawsuits over land claimed under a Spanish king grant. The House passed the measure by voice vote and sent it to President Clinton for signature. the Senate had approved earlier. Benny Atencio, the tribe's secretary and spokesman, called it a long-awaited conclusion.
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