Kathleen Brown campaigns to sustain California dynasty
Kathleen Brown, 48, daughter and sister of former governors, announced her bid in Burbank claiming to offer a plan to lift California from recession and criticizing Gov. Pete Wilson. The material notes her aerospace plant backdrop and vow that enough is enough. Brown is state treasurer. The item spans other national and space stories with details on education goals and Tailhook fallout.
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Burbank
Calif
Kathleen Brown
California
Brown
Pete Wilson
Cancer risk rising across generations in the United States
A Washington Post summary notes a study in JAMA showing white men and women born during the baby boom face higher cancer risks than previous generations, even after adjusting for smoking and aging. Researchers cite possible environmental cancer-causing chemicals and emphasize stronger future research needs.
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Washington Post
Washington
Journal of the American Medical Association
Devra Lee Davis
Department of Health and Human Services
Davis
Gregg Dinse
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
David Hoel
Injured woman resumes speech after 18 years in silence
In Hagerstown Maryland Bea and Jack Goldman celebrate their daughter Carol Goldman 42 who spoke for the first time since a seizure 18 years earlier. Carol now communicates asking about herself and family after living at a home for the retarded and later at Western Maryland Center.
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Hagerstown, Md
Bea
Jack Goldman
Carol Goldman
Bea Goldman
Carol
Jack
Albany
N.Y
Western Maryland Center
Carl Fischer
Hagerstown
Cabinet chiefs promote budget on Capitol Hill
President Clinton's budget defense on Capitol Hill draws praise for fiscal discipline while Republicans attack it as insufficient. Lloyd Bentsen and Alice Rivlin describe a tough plan with pain and blood on the floor, while Panetta and Laura Tyson defend the measure against GOP charges.
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Capitol Hill
Washington
Clinton
Congress
Treasury
Lloyd Bentsen
House Budget Committee
Bentsen
Alice Rivlin
Office of Management and Budget
Rivlin
Leon Panetta
Laura Tyson
White House
Clinton asks NATO for deadline to disarm Bosnian Serb artillery
President Clinton expands U S pressure in Bosnia by urging NATO to demand Serb artillery around Sarajevo be moved out of range within seven to ten days or face air strikes. He also pushes a diplomacy track to partition Bosnia with a Bosnian Muslim approved formula. Officials say NATO would back the deadline with radar guided fire and U N control for relocated guns.
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America
Jim Kolbe
R-Ariz
Ronald Reagan
Bentsen
Rivlin
Clinton
Washington Post
Washington
Bosnia
NATO
Sarajevo
United States
France
U.N
American Medical Assn
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Fla
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Mars
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Julia Dawson
Mars Area Middle School
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