Stories for May 31, 2010
Books: 'Wolf Hall' Reimagines
Hilary Mantel's fictional account of life at court during King Henry VIII's reign is fresh look at this oft-told period of English history. "Wolf Hall" discovers
Medicare Cuts Payments To Doctors By 21 Percent
The rate Medicare pays doctors will be cut by 21 percent starting Tuesday. Physicians in San Diego County warn seniors may have trouble getting care if Congress doesn't rescind the cut.
Activists Say Immigrant's Death Demonstrates Need For Immigration Reform
Immigrants rights activists say the story of a man who died after being tasered by border officials is another example of why the nation's immigration system must change.
Can Drugs Make You Smarter?
Can drugs make us smarter? Some students are taking drugs developed for people with cognitive deficits like ADHD to help them learn faster and remember better. As part of our monthly series on ethics and science and technology, we'll look at the social, medical, and ethical implications behind the use of smart drugs.
Two Die In East County Modular Home Fire
Two people died in a fire today in a modular home in this small community east of Julian, a Cal Fire battalion chief said.
Summer Tourism Begins In San Diego
Memorial Day marks the start of the summer tourist season for San Diego. We'll find out how the recession has impacted local tourism and what's ahead for the summer.
New National Cemetery At MCAS Miramar
Ft. Rosecrans National Cemetery in Point Loma can no longer offer full burial services to service men and women, and the closest national cemetery is in Riverside County. A new 313-acre national cemetery near MCAS Miramar will begin burial operations this summer, at the same time construction continues on the first phase of the cemetery-columbarium there, which will be completed in 2011.
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