Clinton Elected President Faces Demanding Early Task
Bob Greene notes Clinton won a mandate not of romance but of responsibility. Voters hired him to fix national woes and the honeymoon will depend on how effectively he delivers. The piece stresses realism over style as Washington watches every move.
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Uck
White House
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Arkansa
Washington, D.C
Congress
Hillary Clinton
Barbara Bush
Chelsea
George Bush
Dan Quayle
Washington
Jackie Kennedy
Rise in diabetes linked kidney failure in 1980s
CDC study shows diabetes related severe kidney disease requiring dialysis or transplant rose sixfold from 1980 to 1989, disproportionately affecting the elderly and Black populations. Cases increased from 2,220 to 13,332 and the rate per 100,000 diabetics grew from 38.4 to 202. The increase tied to longer diabetic survival and greater kidney risk.
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Atlanta
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Weekend events and recycling info listed in Cityline notes
Entertainment events in Weekend magazine lead the page while a Cedar Rapids recycling truck at Hy-Vee advertises drop off times and accepted materials. Meetings list Benton County Board of Supervisors at the Courthouse in Vinton with contact numbers for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City cityline calendars.
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Cedar Rapids
Hy-Vee
Mount Vernon Rd
Benton County Board of Supervisors
Vinton
Cityline
Iowa City
Gertrude Stein Statue Added to Bryant Park Elites
In New York City a statue of Gertrude Stein by Jo Davidson was unveiled in Bryant Park, joining Riverside Park’s Joan of Arc and marking a milestone in gender representation in park statuary. The work, modeled from life in Paris, is a gift from the late Dr. Maury Leibovitz and stands near Times Square.
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New York
Gertrude Stein
Bryant Park
Congress
Vivian Millicent Warfield
City Art Commission
Stein
Riverside Park
Joan of Arc
Eleanor Roosevelt
Liz Holtzman
Mother Goose
Alice In Wonderland
Central Park
Jo Davidson
Maury Leibovitz
Paris
Times Square
Study links cocaine use decline to reduced supply
A Bush administration study by Abt Associates found cocaine use fell as supplies dwindled and prices rose, based on 1986 to 1991 data. Officials credit supply cuts for lower use, while critics note reliance on law enforcement may not curb addiction in the long term.
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Washington
Office of National Drug Control Policy
Abt Associates
Cambridge
Mass
White House
Bob Martinez
Herbert Kleber
Columbia University Medical School
Kleber
Drug Control Policy Office
Colombia
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Diabetes Branch
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Sixth St
Econofoods
51St St
Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc
P.O. Box
Hal Bicycle & Fitness
Schwinn, Jazz & Diamond
Schwinn
Pacemaster
Consumer Guide
Ross Fitness
Weekend
Thor
Ae Ea A Ay
Orig
All Mersh
Goia Dana
Third Ave
Singlehoff
Seiko Watches
First Street
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