In a move long expected, President Clinton designated the Attorney General as the lead official for the Emergency Response Assistance program, commonly known as the Domestic Preparedness Program. The Attorney General replaces the Secretary of Defense in this position. This designation is effective Oct. 1, 2000. May. Rukavina, who has a law degree an experience as an acting city manager in addition to years of fire fighting experience, brings extensive public safety knowledge and experience to his new position.
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Speakers will include FEMA Director James Lee Witt and USFA COO Ken Burris, among others. He will begin his graduate studies at Georgia Tech this fall. More attention to prostate cancer New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani's announcement that he has prostate cancer has focused renewed attention on the disease. There were just under 200,000 cases diagnosed last year. While the cause of prostate cancer is not known, the American Cancer Society does list several risk factors.