490-Pound Man Loses Half His Weight After Surgery
Carl S. Davis of Greenbelt shed 265 pounds in three years through diets and ten operations, ending with plastic surgery that removed 30 pounds of excess chest skin. Now at 225 pounds his waist is 34 inches and he hopes to rejoin the workforce with renewed health and independence.
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Carl S. Davis
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Davis
Greenbelt
Beltsville
Private sector swelling in Somalia shows economic shift
Four years after near Soviet influence ended, Somalia sees private enterprise spreading across the economy. Ibrahim Egal, jailed in 1969, is appointed to lead a new national Chamber of Commerce by President Mohamed Siad Barre. Despite a billion-dollar foreign debt and trade imbalance, optimism persists as World Bank officials note incentives for private producers amid a still fragile economy. Egal says he has reconciled with Barre and welcomes the role.
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Somalia
Ibrahim Egal
Egal
Mohamed Siad Barre
National Chamber of Commerce
Brian Falconer
World Bank
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Women seek to increase their presence in Senate
In Maryland the Senate race features Barbara Mikulski, a five term Democrat, and Linda Chavez, a top White House aide and Republican, both aiming to be among the first women to win a Senate seat. The piece notes wider hopes for female candidates and profiles several other women running in various states, detailing barriers and potential outcomes.
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White House
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U.S. Senate
Maryland
Barbara Mikulski
Linda Chavez
U.S
Tandon Kaneebaum
Kansas
David Narsavage
Republican
Rosalie Whelan
National Women’s Education Fund
Celinda Lake
Women's Campaign Fund
Mikulski
Harriett Woods
Missouri
Ms. Mikulski
Miss Chavez
Ane
Baltimore
Mathias
GOP
Narsavage
Geraldine Ferraro
New York
Alfonse D'Amato
Justice
Rahe
Reagan
Lake
Woods
John Danforth
Thomas Bagiataw Menhka Hte
Christopher Bond
California
Alan Cranston
Tim Wirth
Gary Hart
Terry Considine
Ken Kramer
Indiana
Jill Long
Dan Quayle
Illinois
Judy Koehler
House
Robert Michel
George Ranney Jr
Alan Dixon
North Carolina
Charlotte
Kathryn Harper
Betty Wallace
Terry Sanford
Bartender Guidebook Remark Sparks Vermouth Debate
New York AP report notes an official guidebook comment about Cad or French vermouths. It discusses moderation and potency in drink combinations, attributed to a source named Nelly Prat. The piece hints at industry debates over vermouth strength and mixing practices.
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