Bush Meets Mitchell As Talks End
President elect George Bush wrapped up goodwill talks by meeting Senate majority leader George Mitchell of Maine. Bush held one on one discussions with lawmakers, attended a foreign intelligence advisory board meeting, and planned a dinner with Rep. Jack Kemp. Mitchell promised to listen and be accommodating. Bush also met with Jesse Jackson and prepared a welcome for Gov. Michael Dukakis, with no word on cabinet vacancies or a Tower appointment for commerce or deputy posts.
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Town Tries To Show Help Available For Alzheimer's
Westport Massachusetts pupils participated in a town wide event to raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease. Third grader Victoria Kennedy described memory loss in relatives while colleague Matthew Ouellette recalled an elderly neighbor forgetting driving and cooking. The program used coloring books mascot dog films and a lecture by Dr. William Gershell to educate children and adults on coping with aging and memory loss.
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Nursing Homes Get Low Marks In Government Guide
The guide shows more than a quarter of nursing homes fail to administer drugs properly and over 40 percent do not meet sanitary standards for food. It covers 15,000 facilities across 32 health safety and care standards based on state inspections.
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Deficit alarm echoes through Washington hearings
The National Economic Commission faces pressure from corporate leaders unions and officials urging action on the federal deficit. Paul Volcker Alan Greenspan and Charles Bowsher warn of risks to markets and U.S. leadership unless spending cuts or tax measures are adopted. Volcker backs a higher gasoline tax as a long term revenue option.
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Roe Messner Declines To Reveal PTL Jury Testimony
Roe Messner chief builder under Bakker testified about four hours before the PTL grand jury in Charlotte. He declined to reveal what he said behind closed doors as the 23 member panel probes Bakker and others for possible tax wire and mail fraud. Messner, from Wichita Kansas, was the only target to appear this week. it was unclear if he would testify again Thursday.
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