Albright in China Pushes Trade While Criticizing Rights
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright wrapped a two day China visit with firm critiques of Beijing s human rights record and missile buildup near Taiwan. She pressed for WTO admission talks tied to Premier Zhu Rongji s Washington visit while pursuing principled engagement to separate trade from rights issues.
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Madeleine Albright
China
Beijing
Albright
Taiwan
U.S
World Trade Organization
Zhu Rongji
Clinton
Washington
People's” Republic
Pentagon
Korean
Allright
Death of Dr. W. Frank Harrington Revered Atlanta pastor
North Augusta mourns Dr. W. Frank Harrington 63 longtime Peachtree Presbyterian Church leader died March 3 at Emory University Hospital Atlanta. He led Peachtree from 2400 to nearly 12000 worshippers shaping a large denomination church and once preached in Aiken.
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North Augusta
W. Frank Harrington
Peachtree Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Harrington
Emory University Hospital
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Aiken
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Harrington
Peachtree Church
Cot Campbell
Campbell
Campell
Mr. Campbell
At-Home Moms Versus Work Life Debate on Family Love
A critical essay argues that the myth of accommodating both career and parenting harms child development. It condemns treating children as cargo and warns against devaluing unconditional parental love. The piece cites Elizabeth Harvey and the Beijing platform, noting flawed samples and welfare implications. It affirms at-home parenting’s enduring value and personal remorse from absence.
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Washington
Jane
Sally
Beijing
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Canada
Monica Lewinsky
Beverly Hills
Elizabeth Harvey
David Murray
The
Statistical Assessment Service
Harvey
Turquoise dinosaur purse distracts parishioner in church
Myriam Marquez recalls a Sunday at a church where a 20 something man in front hugged a turquoise dinosaur purse and sucked a Blow Pop during mass. The scene, plus his jewelry and lime nail, unsettled her and provoked questions about faith and judgment.
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Jerry Falwell
Temple
Christ
Jesus
Race and gender bias in cardiology care exposed
A New England Journal study shows black and female patients receive fewer referrals for cardiac catheterization than white men. Actors portrayed eight patients to test physician decisions. bias may be overt or subconscious, affecting heart disease care and outcomes.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Kevin Schulman
Georgetown University Medical Center
David Satcher
Aiken Standard Webo Letters to the Editor Address
Letters to the Editor page informs readers that all letters are subject to editing and condensing. It lists delivery options including postal mail to Aiken Standard PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 and email to editoriald scescape.net.
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Aiken
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Frank Harrington
Scott B. Hunter
Angela R, Nalley
Jeffrey B. Wallace
J. David Boyd
Ellen C. Priest
James R. Bennett Jr
Tony Snow
Myriam Marquez
Tique
Orlando Sentinel
Akilah
Manila Knight-Ridder Service
Oakland, Calif
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