Dean Rejects Public Funds in 2004 Presidential Bid
Front runner Howard Dean becomes the first Democratic candidate to refuse taxpayer money for the 2004 campaign, citing Bush's fundraising advantage and a broken system. He aims to raise unlimited funds, noting both parties could skip public financing this cycle. Dean’s move follows a surge of online donations and a 600,000-strong supporter base voting by multiple channels.
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North Carolina
Davis Reflects On Campaign And Legacy In Final Days
In his last days as California governor Gray Davis reflects on a 30 year career amid recall turmoil and wildfires. He recalls Schwarzenegger’s entry and recalls his own accomplishments while acknowledging the lows of the energy crisis budget deficit and negative re election campaign.
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Redwood and Red Cedar Exclusive Lifetime Warrant
Product claim notes an exclusive lifetime warranty for Redwood and Red Cedar materials advertised as chemical free and arsenic free with no associated costs or maintenance details provided.
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Red Cedar
HealthTalk on WGAC features oncologist from M D Anderson
HealthTalk on WGAC 580 AM Monday November 10 at 8 30 a m will feature Michael Shlaer M D a board certified medical oncologist on University of s staff. The program promotes the Adopt A Smoker Campaign during the Great American Smoke Out on November 20 encouraging quit for at least one day with chances to win prizes. Contact Amy Judson Onnie Payne Allison Campbell or Cheryl Wheeler for registration.
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M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
Amy Judson
Washington Road
Onnie Payne
Gordon Highway
Allison Campbell
Walton Way
Cheryl Wheeler
University Hospital
Introducing Dr Chen joins university medical staff
Dr Chen is a new member of the university medical staff after graduation from the University of Iowa where she earned Alpha Omega Alpha honors for top 15 percent of her class. She is board certified in internal medicine with interests in women's health and care in underserved countries. Reach her at 706 774 5995.
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What’s Your BMI and Why It Matters for Heart Health
The article explains BMI as a key tool to assess body fat and heart disease risk, noting higher BMI increases risks for obesity related conditions. Dr. R Daren Marionneaux advocates weight loss to cut heart disease risk and mentions a university center offering free orientation sessions on Thursdays 5 to 6 pm with contact 706/774-8917.
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Healing Through Dance For Breast Cancer Survivors
Walton Rehabilitation Hospital and University Breast Health Center sponsor Focus on Healing a six week dance and movement program for breast cancer survivors with sessions on Nov 11 18 25 Dec 2 9 16. Registration $30 for six weeks call 706 823 5294.
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