Art exhibit uses patient works to illuminate headaches
Boston reports on a new headache art collection premiered with a medical conference. Pain suffer ers submitted paintings, prints, photos, sculpture and mixed media to reveal personal experiences, triggers and the subjective nature of headaches, aiding diagnosis and understanding.
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Judge allows media at Hurt divorce trial proceedings
New York judge welcomed press at the upcoming matrimonial trial to determine if a common law marriage existed between William Hurt and Sandra Jennings. The case could affect alimony and earnings since December 9, 1982, with Hurt already married to Heidi Henderson in March this year. Jennings seeks equitable distribution if a valid marriage is proven amid allegations of abuse and dishonesty.
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VDT safety report divides Cal-OSHA panel
A Cal-OSHA consultative panel released an advance study on video display terminals after two dozen experts failed to reach firm guidelines. The report covers vision, musculoskeletal, stress, reproduction, and indoor environment, with a majority calling for eye exams every 90 days and rest breaks while noting no conclusive evidence of permanent eye damage.
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Rap group charms Cincinnati City Council with message of positivity
UPI reports a local rap ensemble Positive Peer Posse performed at a council meeting to counter criticism of national group NWA. Lovell Love, youth specialist, said the act aimed to steer youth toward positive choices with lyrics urging Stay in school and Don't do drugs.
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Brown and Atwater clash over campaign ethics and redistricting
Democratic National Chairman Ron Brown urged Republican Chairman Lee Atwater to meet and draft campaign guidelines to lift U.S. politics from the gutter. Brown cited attacks, dirty tricks and rumormongers and urged higher standards while noting ethics and fairness should guide the 1991 redistricting process. Atwater signaled willingness to discuss reforms if aligned with the president, and mentioned redistricting concerns with districts drawn by Democratic-led legislatures.
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