Post Election Washington Shift Tangles Media and Policy
After forty years of one party rule the new House dynamic unsettles journalists as they question Clinton's agenda. California losses size up Prop 186 while Feinstein's win highlights PAC spending. The president claims voters seek faster reform but the economy shows no clear shift. Mike Deupree's column runs on The Gazette.
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Stress of socio economic status linked to hypertension in blacks
In a study led by Dr. Norman Anderson at Duke University the chronic stress of lower social and economic status is proposed as a major contributor to higher hypertension rates among black Americans. The research shows higher salt retention linked to norepinephrine, with higher SES blacks excreting more salt in 24 hours. experts note vascular rigidity may also play a role.
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Correction for Marketing Your Non-Profit Workshop Date
The Gazette corrects the workshop date showing Marketing Your Non-Profit will be Thursday 3 to 5 p m at Beems Auditorium Cedar Rapids Public Library. The article notes the paper welcomes complaints about accuracy and provides contact details. Dr Jerome Fleg of NIH comments on hypertension stress effects in whites.
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Republicans Jump Start 1996 White House Bid Showdown
GOP Sens Arlen Specter and Phil Gramm have formed exploratory committees for 1996. Dan Quayle Lamar Alexander Bob Dole and others tease bids as money and timing pressure mount. Specter calls for distancing from anti abortion fringe to broaden appeal. By January 1996 expect larger field with Kemp Cheney Buchanan Baker and others making decisions.
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N Y's No 1 Scofflaw Driver Arrested in New York
Police arrested Leroy Linen, a 40 year old scrap metal dealer with 633 license suspensions in five years, the citys top scofflaw. He faced aggravated unlicensed operation and driving without a license, jailed without bail after pleading innocent as a Friday hearing was set.
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Gazette promotes recycling and soybean ink use
The Gazette encourages readers to recycle newspapers and prints with soybean ink on recycled newsprint. It lists City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW and recommends using the nearest recycling location for proper disposal.
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