This is a multi-disciplinary, postdoctoral research training program sponsored by the Cardiology Unit of the Department of Medicine and the Departments of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics and Pharmacology of the University of Vermont. The current submission is a competitive renewal of a program first initiated in July, 1988. Previously, three positions have been funded. We request an increase to a total of five positions in this renewal application. The goal of the program is to provide rigorous research training to both MDs and PhDs in order to equip them for productive academic careers. MD trainees are recruited primarily in conjunction with the clinical training program in cardiovascular disease at the University of Vermont, while PhDs are recruited through the two basic science departments. All training positions have beenCorrection: An earlier version of this story said the arrest took place Sunday morning. Brian Thomas Dill was arrested Sunday night, according to the CHP.

A 28-year-old Paso Robles man was arrested Sunday after allegedly leading the California Highway Patrol on a chase from Paso Robles to Morro Bay.

Brian Thomas Dill was riding a 2002 Harley-Davidson motorcycle south on Highway 101 near the intersection with Highway 46 when an officer attempted to stop him for a traffic violation, according to the CHP.

Authorities said Dill refused to stop and officers pursued him as he traveled south on Highway 101 and south on Highway 41 to Morro Bay. He continued driving recklessly through Morro Bay, the CHP said.

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