Picasso Guernica Loan To UN Highlights Peace Message
Happy Rockefeller loans Pablo Picasso anti war tapestry to the United Nations for five years to hang outside the Security Council. Picasso supervised weaving in Var France. Prince Charles to visit Texas Feb 17 21 to celebrate the Sesquicentennial. Ted Turner to receive Bob Considine Award at St Bonaventure in New York Oct 4.
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Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Pablo Picasso
Guernica
United Nations
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Security Council
Picasso
Var
France
Britain
Prince
Charles
Texas
Austin
Mark White
Dallas
Turner
St. Bonaventure University
Ted Turner
Bob Considine
New York City
CBS Inc
DC-9 Pilot Reports Emergency Before Midwest Crash
Chicago AP report details a Milwaukee Mitchell Field wreck of Midwest Express Flight 105. The DC-9 pilot said emergency 13 seconds after contact with controllers. NTSB probes right engine as witnesses heard a pop and engine parts littered the runway.
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Chicago
Federal Aviation Administration
Milwaukee
Mitchell Field
NBC Nightly News
NTSB
National Transportation Safety Board
NIH Panel Endorses Tamoxifen Follow-Up Therapy for Older Women
A NIH consensus panel urged tamoxifen as standard follow-up for women over 50 with hormone receptor positive breast cancer involving armpit nodes. The change could lower five year death rates from about 30 percent to 24 percent and potentially prevent around 1,600 deaths among the 27,000 diagnosed this year.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
John H. Glick
University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center
Philadelphia
Cocaine use in pregnancy linked to abortions and infant problems
A Northwestern Memorial Hospital study of 23 heavy cocaine users and their children finds cocaine during pregnancy raises risks of spontaneous abortion and newborn behavioral abnormalities, with hints of possible birth defects. Researchers caution small sample but stress serious implications.
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Boston
Lester Grinspoon
Harvard Medical School
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Ira Chasnoff
Grinspoon
Chasnoff
New England Journal of Medicine
Church Drops Plan to Bar Disabled from Ministry
The American Lutheran Church abandons a plan to deny ordination to severely disabled individuals. Bishop David Preus says the denomination does not categorically bar disabled persons. Advocacy groups and CF Foundation officials welcomed the retreat amid intense public reaction and legal review.
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Minneapolis
American Lutheran Church
David Preus
Herb David
Church
Polovchak Victory in 7th Circuit Custody Case
A three judge panel of the Seventh Circuit ruled that Judge McMillen failed to fully consider Walter Polovchak rights as he blocked enforcement of a 1982 order preventing his return to the Soviet Union. Polovchak, then 12, sparked an international custody fight after refusing to go back in 1980. He plans to seek U.S. citizenship on his 18th birthday October 3.
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Chicago
Walter Polovchak
Soviet Union
U.S. 7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Thomas McMillen
Polovchak
McMillen
Soviet Ukraine
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Sherry Keramidas
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
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Ridgeway Plaza
Black Hawk Village
Crossroads Mall
Thunder Ridge Mall
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Metropolitan Retail Council of Waterloo
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