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June 28, 2002
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Interview with Tom Perrine
CNN American Morning with Paula Zahn, June 28 – Tom Perrine, a staff system programmer at the San Diego Supercomputer Center, discussed the possibility of al Qaeda casing computer controls of U.S. energy and water sources, as well as communication centers.
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California Nurses Association signs three-year contract with University of California health system
Marketplace Morning Report, June 27 – The California Nurses Association signed a three-year contract with the University of California health system.  It includes across-the-board raises, better retirement benefits and an end to mandatory overtime.  UCSD Medical Center nurse Geri Jenkins is one of the interviewees.
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Two scientists in trade-secrets case post bail
San Diego Union Tribune, June 28 – Two scientists accused of stealing trade secrets from Harvard Medical School each posted $250,000 bail, and were expected to be released from jail.
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UCSD biology postdoctoral fellow Jiangyu Zhu is currently on administrative leave with pay.  (Quotes UCSD director of science communications Kim McDonald).
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UCSD ranks third in Div. II athletics
San Diego Union Tribune, June 28 – UCSD, in just its second year of competition at the NCAA Division II level, has finished third in the 2001-2002 Sears Directors’ Cup competition.  The Sears Directors’ Cup annually ranks the top overall athletic programs in each division, based on performance in national championship competition.  (Quotes UCSD athletic director Earl Edwards).
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