GOP Primary Shapes Senate Race Stakes in Illinois
In Chicago the race features Loleta Didrickson backed by GOP establishment challenging Peter Fitzgerald backed by religious conservatives and a $7 million banking fortune as the contest influences Moseley Braun’s re-election odds. In Washington a raven-sized bird fossil from Madagascar reveals theropod-like features and a long killing claw, to be published in Science. Also in Washington Postmaster Runyon suspends local post office closings to preserve service amid consolidation efforts.
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Chicago
Carol Moseley-Braun
Loleta Didrickson
Peter Fitzgerald
Iy Washington
Madagascar
Catherine Forster
State University of New York At
Stony Brook School of Medicine
Forster
Science
Washington
Marvin Runyon
Willey sought 300000 book deal amid Clinton accusation
Kathleen Willey pursued a to be published autobiography valued at $300,000 before her 60 Minutes interview accusing President Clinton of an unwanted advance. Publisher Michael Viner said Willey’s lawyer had discussed a life story project linked to the Clinton episode and her husband's 1993 death.
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Washington
Kathleen Willey
Clinton
Michael Viner
New Millennium Entertainment
Beverly Hills
Calif
Willey
Paula Jones
Daniel Gecker
Viner
Los Angeles
Gecker
New York Times
CBS
60 Minutes
MSNBC
Edward Willey
Monica Lewinsky
Catherine Allday Davis
Catherine
Monica
James Bensfield
Davis
Lewinsky
Lewis and Clark College
Portland
Ore
White House
Ellen McCathran
McCathran
Kennedy collection sale faces Kennedy children dispute
Private auction house plans to sell hundreds of JFK memorabilia as talks continue between Robert White the Maryland collector and Kennedy siblings Caroline and John Jr. The dispute centers on about 300 objects with federal archives backing.
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Kennedy
Gazette
New York
John Kennedy
Robert White
Maryland
Kennedy Children
Caroline Schlossberg
John Kennedy Jr
Mr. White
White
Robert Adler
Nicole Seligman
Federal Archives
Guernsey’s
Iowa
Chuck
Study finds modest lifestyle change helps stop blood pressure meds
A JAMA study in Chicago shows about 34 percent of adults aged 60 to 80 on hypertension drugs could discontinue them after weight loss and sodium reduction. Nutritions and exercise counselors aided a 25 percent drop in sodium and 10 pound weight loss, with many on meds easing or stopping use.
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Chicago
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
The
National Institute On Aging
Paul Whelton
King edges to third Iditarod title through blizzard conditions
Jeff King won the 1,100 mile Iditarod in Nome with a 4:52 p.m. finish time of 9 days 5 hours 52 minutes earning 51000 and a new pickup. Dee Dee Jonrowe fell behind after sled damage while Martin Buser remains a three time champion. A late winter storm hampered a lead pack as King extended his margin to about 1 hour 35 minutes.
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Nome
Alaska
Jeff King
King
Anchorage
Rick Swenson
Susan Butcher
Swenson
Butcher
Martin Buser
Big Lake
Dee Dee Jonrowe
Jonrowe
Jack Niggemeyer
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Runyon
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United States
Grover Cleveland
Caldwell
N.J
Einar Dessau
Denmark
Mohandas Gandhi
India
Schick Inc
Eisenhower
Hawaii
Aleksei Leonov
Associated Press
Robin Cook
Har Homa
East Jerusalem
Cook
Mideast
Benjamin Netanyahu
Larson
Cedar Rapids
Scala
Jackie Kennedy
First
Kennedys
U.S. Senate
Journal of the American Medical Association
Iditarod
Norwest
Houp
Ollueeno Avy Orn
Za. Wai Wrwe
FOX Eye
Bentlee Birchans
Carpet
3Rd Ave
Aluminum
Rattan
Teak
Tropstone Winston HomeCrest
Kingsley-Bate Telescope
MeadowCraft
Lloyd Flanders & More
Ralston Creek
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