Judge orders marriage as punishment in Ohio case
Deborah Mathis notes a Hamilton County judge Albert Mestemaker who sentenced Scott Hancock to marry the woman he beat after pleading no contest. The rule mirrors a prior case with Sara Whalen, raising concerns about marriage as a legal penalty and the fate of domestic violence victims.
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America
Michigan
Maryland
Ohio
Hamilton County
Albert Mestemaker
Scott Hancock
Mestemaker
Hancock
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sara Whalen
Whalen
Tobacco ads blamed for teen smoking surge in 1980s
A federal CDC report cites massive tobacco campaigns including Joe Camel as fueling a rise in teen smoking from 1980 to 1989, despite declining adult rates. It notes industry spending rose to 3.2 billion in 1989 and Joe Camel debuted in 1988, while prices averaged 1.80 per pack and access remained a factor.
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Atlanta
Joe Camel
CDC
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Federal Trade Commission
R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco
Administration weighs tougher cigarette rules amid teen smoking rise
The Clinton administration considers stricter tobacco controls as the National Institute on Drug Abuse reports eighth graders smoking at 18.6 percent, up nearly one third in three years. FDA head Kessler cites tobacco industry influence, while CDC researchers note marketing impact and industry pushback from the Tobacco Institute.
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Clinton
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Food and Drug Administration
David Kessler
Tobacco Industry
New England Journal of Medicine
K. Michael Cummings
Roswell Park Cancer Institute
CDC
New York Cancer Center
John Pierce
University of California-San Diego
Brennan Dawson
The
Tobacco Institute
European youths flood Moscow to restore St George church
A few hundred European volunteers mix charity work with travel in Russia, aiding restoration of the Church of St George the Victorious near Lubyanka. The Youth Voluntary Service coordinates stays, handling logistics while volunteers cover travel.
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Moscow
KGB
Lubyanka Square
Europe
St. George the Victorious
Russia
Office of
Youth Voluntary Service
France
Netherlands
Germany
Spain
Belgium
Eliane Proca
India
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Berend Jan Brijder
Brijder
Proca
VVS
YVS
U.S
Russian Far East
Boris Muradov
St. George’s
St. Petersburg
Gazette Encourages Recycling of Newspapers
The Gazette promotes future farming by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or recycle at nearby locations.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
HIV AIDS Treatment Information Hotline And Access
The federal HIV AIDS Treatment Information Service offers a toll free line at 1 800 HIV 0440 operating 8 am to 6 pm CST Monday through Friday. The service provides current research and treatment options to doctors and patients and updates its database of federally approved information. A free computer access database is available with directions at 1 800 272 4787.
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Ashington
Deborah Mathis
Tribune Media Services
Federal Report
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Arps Hot Line
Visa & MasterCa Krees
18Th St
Wilson Ave
Karen Marie
Center Point Road
Levolor
Monaco
East
Kramer Flower Fai Kreb
Iowa City
Ingu
Lebeda Mattress Factory
Longprancn Metro
Modern Woodmen
Useo Drug Paulson Electric Peck’s
Green Thumb
Phelan
Randy Kuehl
Honda
Re/Max Associates Roosevelt
RSH Distributors
Vypruuis
Blind Factory Whippoorwill
Younkers
Annese
Collins RD
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