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Today 37 Aggies are serving. Are you next?
Talk to former Volunteer & TAMU Recruiter Dr. Nelson Jacob
at the TAMU Career Center, Koldus Bldg, Room 209.
Meet recent Volunteer Linnea Ashley, who will also be
recruiting on campus at the following locations:
• Peace Corps Information Table, Sept. 30-Oct. 1.,
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Memorial Student Center.
• Peace Corps Film Show, Oct. 1, 5:30 p.m.,
in Rudder Tower Room 507.
• Peace Corps Information Table, Oct. 2,
9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Ag Career Fair, in Kleberg Bldg.
www.peacecorps.gov • 1-800-424-8580
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crises will also be available
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will take place at Ri.:j
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from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Uninsured numbers up as
employee coverage declines
WASHINGTON (AP) - About 1.4 million
more people were without health insurance
last year as the recession increased unem
ployment and forced businesses to scale
back benefits, Census Bureau figures show.
Roughly 41.2 million people, or 14.6 per
cent of U.S. residents, lacked health cover
age for all of 2001, compare with 14.2 per
cent the previous year, according to bureau
estimates being released Monday.
The share of the population covered
under private, employment-based plans
declined from 64 percent to 63 percent last
year. "That was the principal cause of the
overall decrease," bureau analyst Robert
Mills said.
Reflecting the broad impact of the reces-
NEWS IN BRIEF
sion, rates of uninsured rose across all
income levels, as well as among full- and
part-time workers and U.S.-born residents
and immigrants.
Ministers gather for final
session on monetary policy
WASHINGTON (AP) - World financial
leaders pledged Sunday to do everything
possible to prevent stock market turmoil
from derailing an uncertain global recovery
and committed themselves to meeting an
April deadline for unveiling a dramatic new
approach for handling bankrupt nations.
IMF Managing Director Horst Koehler said
the agreement to move the bankruptcy pro
posal forward was a major achievement for
this year's annual meetings of the 184-
nation IMF and its sister lending organiza
tion, the World Bank.
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inspectors, who on Monday will lay dowr 0 ^ stac j e j )eca
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country, may not get the unfettered acces:
demanded by the United States unless^-
Security Council alters a deal made in' n ''°
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ment, ordering helicopters and testing
technology as the United States negotiates
new proposal for their return.
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