Clinton plan would raise minimum wage to 5.25 in 1990s
The Clinton administration backs a wage rise up to 5.25 an hour, arguing it aids the working poor. Rep. Dick Armey opposes the move, warning it reduces job opportunities for low skilled and teenage workers. A study links wage hikes to teen unemployment, while real-world results echo the trend. Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph
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Church urges calm after anti abortion violence
Catholic leaders condemn violence by a fringe anti abortion faction. They urge vigilance and accountability while reaffirming opposition to abortion and distancing from attackers. Bishop James T. McHugh and others call anti abortion activists to monitor unstable individuals and prevent further harm.
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Advances in Arthritis Prevention and Lifestyle Measures
The Arthritis Foundation notes rising U S arthritis cases from 38 million in 1990 to 40 million today, with projections to 59 million by 2020. Experts emphasize prevention through genetics, weight control, exercise, and diet, suggesting potential future vaccines and even mind health as factors in reducing progression. Diet changes such as reducing red meat citrus wheat dairy chocolate and white potatoes are suggested as interim steps.
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Democrats adapt to Gingrich era with guerilla tactics
Washington columnist Sandy Grady notes Democrats stripped of offices perks and staffs, adopting guerrilla warfare to check Newt Gingrich. Rep. Barney Frank and Rep. David Bonior emerge as party hit men while Clinton emphasizes middle class messaging amid a fractured opposition.
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Trouble Lurks Over There On Aisle 37
City editor Greg Tyler recalls his heart attack after overeating fat rich foods and the dangers of grocery store temptations. He notes his recovery after angioplasty at Aiken Regional Medical Centers and shares lessons on fat free dieting and healthier snacks.
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