Massachusetts Senate Race Becomes a Beauty Contest
Ellen Goodman notes the Ted Kennedy Romney duel in Massachusetts where public life and private life blur. The column frames Kennedy under harsh scrutiny of aging and past scandal while Romney’s youth and change message lure voters.
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Dorian Gray
Edward Moore Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Mitt Romney
Kennedy
Romney
Michigan
George Romney
Joseph
Jack
Bobby
Teddy
Senate
Jfk Jr
Hank
Jfk Sr
Jfk
Massachusetts
Perry pressed on military morale at Spangdahlem base
Defense Secretary Perry heard from Brig. Gen. Dallager about rising domestic problems and declining pilot training at Spangdahlem. Reports show 21 of 23 air combat controllers need training waivers, spouse and child abuse up, alcohol issues rising, and deployments straining readiness. Perry noted no force-structure increase means reducing operations or using Guard and Reserve to help.
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John Diamond
Associated Press
Spangdahlem Air Base
Germany
Pentagon
Defense
William Perry
Perry
Timothy Hogan
Hogan
Linda
Air Force
Dallager
Hair dye link to cancer debunked by AP science
A study of 99 000 women finds no evidence that long term permanent hair dye use raises hematopoietic cancers such as leukemia and lymphoma. Harvard Medical School's Dr. Hennekens calls the overall evidence reassuring with a possible exception for black dye used over 20 years.
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AP Science
Wic
Washington
Charles Hennekens
Harvard Medical School
Hennekens
Journal of
The
National Cancer Institute
Francine Grodstein
Post offices to accept plastic for stamps nationwide
The U S Postal Service will roll out credit and debit card acceptance for stamps and mail services. Beginning April 1995 Seattle Denver and San Diego offices will accept Visa MasterCard and Discover with 33 000 offices to follow by end of 1996.
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Seattle
Post
Marvin Runyon
U.S. Postal Service
Board of Directors
Visa
MasterCard
Discover
Runyon
Denver
San Diego
The
Postal Service
Michael Riley
Ing
Dallas
Orlando
Washington, D.C
Gazette backs future by printing with soybean ink
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
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Gazette
Rise
Iraq
Bosnia
Rwanda
Paul Recer
American Cancer Society
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc
P.O
Health Insurance
Iowa
Self-Employed Benefits Agency, Inc
Areason
Chevrolet
Body Quest
Brenton Bank
C. R
Enzlers Fleck
Great Plains Supply
Iowa Lottery
Iowa Public Television
Iowa City
Sing
HealthSource
Art HealthSource
itealthSource
Eqrate
Pool & Spa
Blairs Ferry Rd
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Sam's
Wal-Mart
Thurs. & Sun
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