Second term for Bush would face tighter constraints and legacy aims
As Bush enters a possible second term he would confront a tight budget from tax cuts and deficits, pressure to wind down the Iraq war, and a push to reshape the Supreme Court and social issues. Analysts note a changed dynamic without re election concerns and expect staff turnover and continued focus on national security.
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Ballot measures heat up the 2004 election
The Nation faces 163 measures in 34 states on topics from marijuana to minimum wage and same sex marriage. Gay marriage bans appear in 11 states while eight others push civil unions. Ohio backs a constitutional amendment amid Republican opposition. minimum wage increases rally low income voters for Kerry.
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Community breast health events and flu shot update
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a free breast cancer survivor luncheon on Tuesday Oct 26 at noon at Julian Smith Casino by Lake Olmstead. Other events include a charity hair cut day for the Breast Health Center, a Deck the Halls holiday celebration Nov 30 at University Hospital, and a flu shot clinic Oct 27 at First Baptist Church gymnasium with limited supplies for eligible individuals.
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University Free Diabetes Expo Promotes Awareness and Screenings
The event, the 18th annual Diabet96 Expo at Warren Baptist Church, offers free blood sugar testing and health screenings. Doctors, diabetes educators, and dietitians provide guidance with 30 exhibitors showcasing diabetes products. Registration is not required. call ASK-A-NURSE at 737-8423 or 800-476-7378 for details.
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Diabetes EXPO Class Schedule and Experts
A public diabetes expo lists sessions on insulin pumps checkups nutrition and diet heart eye care and sexual health with multiple time slots including 2:15pm 3:15pm and 4:15pm. Prominent speakers include Dr. Jan Herskowitz Dr. Stan Smith and nutritionist Cathryne Buice among others.
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Medicare Covers Diabetes Education With Qualified Diabetes Diagnosis
If you have Medicare and a diabetes diagnosis you can receive up to 10 hours of Diabetes Self Management Training and 2 hours of follow up annually. With diabetes or chronic renal disease you may get 3 hours of training by a registered dietitian. Call University Diabetes Services at 706/774-5798 for referrals.
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