Operation Employ U S sees faces of jobless move
Column proposes President Bush see unemployed Americans by sending photos. Dorothy Funfsian from DeKalb Illinois urges workers to mail pictures with names and durations of unemployment to the White House as a humanizing appeal to the president.
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Bush
DeKalb
Ill
Dorothy Funfsian
Funfsian
George Bush
Fuifsian
White House
U.S
Washington, D.C
Oyster shucker aims for world title in Helsinki
Tom Pallozzi 25, Plaza Hotel Oyster Bar chef, is the sole U S participant in the World Championship Oyster Grand Prix in Helsinki. He trains since January on blue point oysters to beat 11 countries, hoping to win with a 24 oysters per minute pace, while avoiding chipped shells torn meat and any blood during judging.
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New York
Tom Pallozzi
Pallozzi
Plaza Hotel
United States
Helsinki
Finland
Steven Delavan
Clifton, N.J
Birds and lectures fill CITYLINE April events
The CITYLINE Calendar lists outdoors bird watching at Squaw Creek Park Lodge, multiple college talks on topics from the Holocaust to health care, music performances at Hancher Auditorium and King Chapel, clinics at Linn County Health Department, and council and board meetings across Linn, Johnson, and neighboring counties. Authorities invite participation with times, venues, and topics for April activities.
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Squaw Creek Park Lodge
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Raul Hilberg
Cornell
Alan du Val
Germany
Hedges
the Commons
Iowa
Pat Jensen
Ralph Kn
St. Paul's United Methodist Church
Third Ave
Senior Advocates Inc
Monogamy by Marilyn Swick Review Highlights Crises
HarperPerennial edition features Swick’s award winning stories about women facing trauma and emotional strain. The Zealous Mourner follows a professional woman after mastectomy seeking solace with a vulnerable man. The title tale probes bigamy and parental doubt. An artist confronts aging and her past decisions as she breaks down barriers separating her from life.
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Swick
Elba
GAO urges more minority diabetes research
GAO report says NIH funds too few studies in Hispanic and black communities and concentrates Indian research on one Arizona tribe. Sioux cases are 7.7 times national rate, Pima Indians seven times whites. Obesity and inactivity linked, but history by group remains unclear. Eleanor Chelimsky notes need for deeper study.
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Congressional
National Institutes of Health
Arizona
General Accounting Office
House Aging Committee
GAO
Eleanor Chelimsky
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