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| MONDAY April 21, 2003 Online Edition No. 18 |
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| ON THE TOUR. Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels tours the South Lake Union. Earlier, he announced plans to transform the area as a biotechnology hub, to create more jobs. Office of the Mayor photo
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Registered nurses are in demand more than any other occupation, with an estimated 2,565 job openings reported late last year—nearly 10 percent of all vacancies across the state.
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WHILE ATTENDING the Computers, Freedom and Privacy (CFP) Conference in New York, Deborah Pierce discovered something odd. At check-in, hotel patrons were asked to hand over government photo-IDs, which were photocopied. Reservations won’t be honored without them. Writes Pierce: “Never mind that many driver’s license numbers are tied to a person’s social security number. In the name of ‘security’ many patrons could now become victims of identity theft.” Read Pierce’s story. Meantime, join the Seattle Press Polls this week by rating the environmental record of the Bush administration.
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