Debated Poe Death Tale and Hogan Golf Anecdotes
A columnist weighs revised Poe death theories from rabies to drink, noting his early 19th century life and untimely 1849 demise. The piece then recalls Ben Hogan’s Cedar Rapids exhibition with John Jacobs and golf stories from the 1960s, ending with Gus Schrader’s Monday column.
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Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
Boston
John Allan
Richmond
Imdta Shain Hansen
Wit LU Ili
Liu Lui Imi
University of Virginia
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Virginia
New York City
Baltimore
Ben Hogan
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
John Jacobs
Iowa
John
Hogan
Tommy Crabbe
Chuck Johnson
Indian Creek Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Gazette Champions Soybean Ink And Recycling Push
The Gazette promotes agriculture by printing with soybean ink and uses recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or recycle at the nearest location.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
Smoking on screen stays bright in films across decades
New York AP reports two studies show stars like Travolta Willis and Goldberg light up in films despite public health warnings. Filmmakers defend props use to define characters and nostalgia while anti smoking advocates call for less glamorization and worry about hidden tobacco advertising payments.
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New York
Wall
Hollywood
Surgeon General
Stanton Glantz
University of California
Glantz
Smoking on Screen: Tobacco Use Faces Study and Hollywood Debate
A American Lung Association study finds 77 percent of 1994 95 films show characters smoking or holding tobacco products. TV shows lower exposure. films more likely to depict tobacco use. Noted actors and scenes cited include Bridges Madison County Corrina Corrina Boys on the Side Pulp Fiction Get Shorty Broken Arrow and Goldeneye. Industry figures defend creative choices while under the table advertising concerns date back to 1989 with notable brand placements and warnings.
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American Lung Association
Glantz
Madison County
Meryl Streep
Clint Eastwood
Marco Barla
Corrina
Goldberg
Travolta
Willis
Paul Newman
Newman
John Travolta
Congress
Philip Morris
Lark
Lois Lane
Margot Kidder
Surgeon General
Hollywood
John Parkinson
Danjaq Inc
James Bond
Vancouver Hospital opens Tzu Chi Institute for Complementary Medicine
The largest hospital in British Columbia launches an experimental program to integrate Western medicine with traditional Asian therapies. Acupuncture for headaches, herbal cancer pain relief, and Chinese massage will be studied at Vancouver Hospital, funded by a 4.44 million donation from the Tzu Chi Foundation. The institute will also explore ayurveda and seek Aboriginal healers, aiming to set standards and validate therapies through Western research.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Asia
Tzu Chi Institute For
Vancouver Hospital
North America
Murray Martin
Tze
Tzu Chi Foundation
Taiwan
China
India
Bert Lauridsen
Tzu Chi Institute For Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Linda Turner
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