Scientists link scavenger cells to osteoporosis in postmenopausal women
Washington AP reports Indianapolis researchers led by Dr. Stavros Manolagas at the Veterans Medical Center and Indiana University found estrogen loss after menopause triggers overproduction of osteoclast bone scavengers via interleukin 6. This shifts balance from bone building to bone destroying, explaining pain fragility and the widow's hump. The study, to be published in Science, may guide new drug development.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Stavros Manolagas
Veterans Medical Center
Indiana University School of Medicine
Science
Mandagas
Manolagas
South Reports Largest Increase in AIDS Cases in 1991
The CDC says AIDS rose fastest in the South in 1991 with 15,761 new cases, up 10.2 percent from 1990, widening the geographic spread from major cities to rural areas. Nationwide cases rose 5 percent to 45,506, while the Northeast still leads in total.
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Atlanta
South
Centers For Disease Control
CDC
New York
California
West Coast
James Curran
Northeast
Midwest
West
Curran
U S ends withdrawal of tactical nuclear weapons in Europe
President Bush announced the United States and allies completed a broad withdrawal of tactical nuclear arms. About 1 700 warheads in Europe and 700 bombs and missiles on ships and submarines were removed, ending a buildup era from the 1950s.
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Washington
Bush
Europe
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
South Korea
U.S
United States
Germany
Air Force
Luxembourg approves Maastricht treaty to form unified Europe
Luxembourg's 51 to 6 vote in the 60 member Chamber of Deputies ratifies the Maastricht treaty creating a single European currency central bank and unified policies. Prime Minister Santer lauds the decision after Denmark's rejection, with Ireland already approving and Luxembourg gaining wave of support for EC integration.
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Luxembourg
Europe
Grand Duchy
European Community
Chamber of Deputies
Maastricht
Jean
Jacques Santer
Denmark
Santer
Ireland
Newfoundland Cod Ban Jeopardizes 40000 Jobs
The Newfoundland government imposed a midnight moratorium on shore based cod fishing along the east coast to protect dwindling stocks. It targets about 19000 fishermen and fish plant workers with at least another 19000 layoffs in related businesses, signaling drastic economic disruption.
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Newfoundland
ST. John’s
Tmee
John Crosbie
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Delegates favor Bradley for Clinton's ticket in AP survey
An AP survey of over 4,000 Democratic delegates shows Bill Bradley as the top choice for vice president, with 191 delegates listing him as first choice. Bradley, however, says he is not interested, while Clinton remains tight lipped about a running mate.
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Washington
Bill Clinton
Bill Bradley
Associated Press
New Jersey
Michael Lally
Overland Park
Kan
Bradley
New York
Clinton
Jimmy Carter
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Michael Dukakis
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Colin Powell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
George Stephanopoulos
Senate
Arkansas
Quayle dismisses Clinton plan as pipe dream in Arkansas
Vice President Dan Quayle told about 1,400 at a Rotary Club that Bill Clinton’s economic plan is a pipe dream likely to raise taxes. He tempered his attack after unemployment rose to 7.8 percent, the highest in eight years, while Clinton accused the Bush administration of failures and warned against do nothing economics.
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Little Rock
Ark
Dan Quayle
Bill Clinton
Quayle
Arkansas
Rotary Club
Clinton
Bush
Perot Defers Issues and Cuts LGBT Rights Protest
In Olympia Ross Perot urged listeners to hear him about debt and the American dream while resisting explicit policy talks. He reached a private deal with ACT UP to curb protests in exchange for future gay rights discussion and support for AIDS funding and health care. He later declined to appoint a homosexual to his Cabinet.
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Olympia
Wash
Ross Perot
Western Territory
Washington
Perot
ACT UP
Steve Michael
Michael
Washington State
Probate Notice of Dale Thran Will and Executor Appointment
Iowa Linn County probate notices identify Dale P. Thran who died around June 18 1992. Farmers State Bank is named executor after a June 22 1992 probate ruling. Creditors must file claims within four months after second publication or one month after mailing notice. Executor Dennis E Beatty's address is 1240 8th Avenue Marion IA 52302.
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Iowa District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Dale P. Thran
Farmers State Bank
Dennis E. Beatty
8Th Avenue
Marion
Norma L. Miell
Dana E. Miell
28Th Avenue
Iowa District Court of Iowa
Joseph E. Lanning
Margaret E. Lanning
B Ave
Cedar Rapids
Helen Boss
Doris M. Werning
Richard W. Boss
District Court of
Saia County
Edward Court
Rapids
Richard W. Bos
MacBeth Aptaton Rouge
Probate notices and guardianship case filings in Linn County
Iowa District Court notices announce probate actions for Norma L Miell and Joseph E Lanning with executors Dana E Miell and Margaret E Lanning. dates June 1992. A separate juvenile division notice to Mark Wilson concerns Constance Wilson born 5 24 80 with a hearing set August 4 1992 at 2 30 p m.
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Iowa District Court
Mark Wilson
Constance Wilson
Linn County District Court
1St Level
3Rd Avenue Bridge
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Denver
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Memphis
Tenn
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Powell
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Lally
Merle D. Fisher
13Th Street
White, Stone & Aasgaard
Robert J. Stone
P.O. Box
Franklin R. York
Higley
Linn
We A. Hershner
Surrey Drive
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