Whither the World First Bad News Then Good News
The Futurist editors and Lester R Brown present global trends through 1995 and beyond. Population growth strains resources, with rising urban migration and widening rich poor gaps. Environmental decline, illiteracy, and unemployment in developing nations contrast with improvements in transportation, education, and global communications. Multinational activity increases interdependence and shifts sovereignty toward cooperation.
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Futurist
Lester R. Brown
Sports Require Specialists Even Superstars Don’t Shine
Dr. George W. Crane explains a method to improve performance by planning ahead. Luella faces a common issue among youth and can benefit from applying a simple yardstick to win more often than she loses.
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Elvin Hayes
Peter Revson
Jean-Claude Killy
Rod Gilbert
Revson
Stefanich
Frazier
George Foreman
Bench
Killy
Mild Diabetes Question From Reader
Dear Dr. Lamb answers a reader about a 70 year old woman with mildly elevated blood sugars and no urine glucose. He advises cautious diet, reassurance, and no immediate medicine, noting unlikely progression if weight stays stable. A separate NEA feature critiques the Superstar decathlon and discusses athlete versatility and the limits of cross‑discipline success.
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Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Dear Ann Landers on interracial marriage and love
A reader from Indiana asks about merging different races in marriage and children. Ann Landers notes intermarriage faces social hazards, urges realism, and cites Hawaii and professional status as factors, then encourages acceptance and support if the couple is determined to marry. The column also offers guidance to a reader distressed by a late love affair and criticizes a doctor's advice, directing to her booklet for further help.
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Ann Landers
Ann
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