Florida fights hepatitis C with 14 million pilot plan
Florida health officials propose a 14 million dollar pilot program to educate the public and clinicians about hepatitis C. The Broward driven effort targets high risk groups and aims to boost awareness amid the virus called a silent epidemic.
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United States
Today in History highlights major world events
On January 30 1948 Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated by a Hindu extremist In 1649 England King Charles I was beheaded In 1882 Franklin Delano Roosevelt was born in Hyde Park New York In 1933 Adolf Hitler became chancellor of Germany
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United States
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Hyde Park
N.Y
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Germany
Senate Republicans fear to call Betty Currie as witness
Mark Shields argues Senate Republicans fear a televised confrontation with Betty Currie and African American staffers, citing the Anita Hill era and the GOP's race and gender dynamics in the Clinton impeachment trial. He notes Republicans avoided Currie testimony to sidestep potential backlash and alleges hypocrisy in arguing against race based decisions while excluding Currie.
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Paula Corbin Jones
Anita Hill
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
California
Ilinois
Washington
Pennsylvania
Arlen Specter
Joan of Arc
Trent Lott
Mississippi
Bob Barr
R-Ga
Council of Conservative Citizens
CPAC
David Keene
Washington Post
David Duke
Louisiana
Bob Livingston
Pat Buchanan
Pete Wilson
Twin Towers
Super Bowl spectacle and the testosterone tide in Boston
Boston Globe columnist Eller Goodman surveys Super Bowl mania as a national ritual. He cites a University of Utah study linking fan joy or despair to testosterone shifts, notes billions wagered and millions watching, and mocks the fevered civic spending around the game while offering a wry meditation on modern sports culture.
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Harvard
Aphillac
Paul C. Bernhardt
University of Utah
Bernhardt
Georgia
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Broncos
Atlanta
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
Patriots
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Pentagon
Eller
Goodman
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Postmaster notice about address changes page note
Postal instruction directs readers to send address changes to the Journal-World in Lawrence Kansas while noting periodicals postage paid, bureau memberships and AP association. The snippet records standard newspaper mailing metadata and affiliations without specific events or names.
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P.O
Lawrence, Kan
Public Forum honors Bob Martin and Haskell legacy
A reader thanks Bob Martin for resigning from Haskell and praises his work in making the university a national asset for Native Americans. The letter lauds campus progress, urges Lawrence supporters to back Haskell, and reflects on community resistance and lasting impact.
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Bob Martin
Lawrence
Bob
Haskell
Journal-World
Hannes Combest
Lying is admission to the editor thought
A brief reflection on lying notes that acknowledging wronging someone signals intent not to repeat the act. The author references personal resource limits and cites Maggie Childs of 983 E 1000 Rd in a compact opinion fragment.
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Maggie Childs
Old Home Town Vandalism Drive Spurs Student Projects
In 1974 local public school students were urged to curb vandalism as funds for repairs would fund student projects. Officials urged youths to help reduce damage. In 1959 Black and Veatch engineers planned drainage talks with city leaders over flooding issues. An 1899 note from the Topeka Capitol cited a University dramatic club rehearsing in nearby towns.
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Kansas City
Lawrence World
Topeka
The
State University
Lawrence
Watkins Community Museum
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