Batman Returns premier in Pittsburgh for parental stress charity
Michael Keaton appeared at a benefit premiere for the Parental Stress Center in Pittsburgh tied to the Batman Returns event. Fans packed Fulton Theater amid bat costumes and merchandise as Keaton, tasting Diet Pepsi, spoke briefly before the screening. The wrap up noted mixed feelings about the film’s depth despite striking visuals and noted the night supported child abuse prevention.
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Coraopolis
Michael Keaton
Pittsburgh
Fulton Theater
Keaton
Pirates
Parental Stress Center
American woman seeks Super Brit husband for Florida life
A transplanted Englishwoman in Pompano Beach, frustrated by American men, advertised in the London Times for a “Super Brit” husband to join her in Florida. The quirky personal ad titled Marry Me In Fabulous Florida sparked London tabloid interest as reporters traced the candidate.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
London
Florida
London Times
English businesswoman seeks affluent husband in Miami ad
A Pompano Beach woman described as a gorgeous slim English businesswoman posted a personal ad in the Miami Herald seeking a legal, affluent Mr Right who is free to move soon. She stressed this is not a publicity stunt or green card marriage and that life is short.
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Pompano Beach
Right
Family Helps Teen Recover From Severe Brain Injury
Nellie Kline details a year of recovery for her son Roger after a 1991 auto crash. The Edinburg teen endured coma, multiple surgeries, a stroke, and aphasia, then relearned walking and speech with intensive family support and ongoing therapy at DT Watson and Allegheny General. He returned to Vo-Tech for math and English and plans continued speech therapy, with a two to four year path to full recovery ahead.
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Nellie Kline
Roger
Edinburg
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Pittsburgh
Allegheny General Hospital
Nellie
Kevin
Allegheny General
D.T. Watson Rehabilitation Hospital
Sewickley
D.T. Watson
Lawrence County
Vo-Tech
Harmarville Rehabilitation Center
Kline
WHO report cites fertility control as key to brighter future
Geneva based WHO reports sexual activity totals over 100 million acts daily leading to about 1 million conceptions and 350,000 sexually transmitted disease cases. It notes 150,000 unwanted pregnancies daily, and one woman dies every minute during pregnancy or childbirth. The study highlights rising contraception use and impact on women's rights, with 381 million people using contraception in 1985-90, and 300 million couples lacking access to family planning.
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Geneva
World Health Organization
U.N. Health Agency
East Asia
Mahmoud Fathalla
WHO
Fathalla
Third World
Japan
Sub-Saharan Africa
Developing Countries
World sex survey on abortion worldwide findings
A global report estimates 36 to 53 million abortions annually with 15 to 22 million illegal procedures in unsafe settings. About 500 women die daily from botched abortions as one quarter of people live in nations with near total abortion bans. 25 liberal countries house 40 percent of the population. The Netherlands is noted for low abortion rates despite liberal laws.
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Netherlands
Changing child bullies requires early steps
A discussion with Ste phen Essig and other education professionals from Redding California explores how bullying starts early, often by third grade, and why early intervention matters. They describe verbal bullying as especially damaging, note media influence, and suggest that some bullies seek power while others imitate societal cues.
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Stephen Essig
Redding
Calif
Essig
Tom Turner
Marv Steinberg
Bella Vista Elementary School
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