Celebrity cooks test their skills in charity benefit
Washington volunteers top Washington’s political world for a charity benefit expected to raise about 250000 for March of Dimes. Sen Hollings wife led a crab soup, Sen Laxalt and wife cooked lamb, O’Neill and Millie prepared haddock dish, Ted Stevens shone with bouillabaisse, Deaver and wife won with tomato beef curry, Black sought relief from farm bill pressure, and Ann Landers and others joined in.
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Washington
Peatsy Hollings
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Sen
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Nevada
Basque Country
Carol
Laxalt
Reagan
O’neill
Thomas P
Millie
O'Neill
Haddock
Boston
Poll finds fear of birth control pill widespread
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists cites a Gallup poll showing Americans overestimate pill risks and underestimate effectiveness. It urges sex education, access to contraception for teens, and wiser use to reduce unintended pregnancies and abortions. The group plans a national information campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Medical Society
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
ACOG
Gallup Organization Inc
Luella Klein
Atlanta
Rare Black Necked cranes arrive at Baraboo research farm
Two rare Black Necked cranes from China arrive at the International Crane Foundation in Baraboo Wisconsin. Biologist Ronald Lalley says the birds may help save the species whose numbers are under a thousand. Chinese scientists joined eight years of breeding efforts with the foundation. The pair could breed in one to three years.
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Baraboo
Wis
China
Ronald Lalley
International Crane Foundation
Lalley
Washington, D.C
Cates
Detroit
George Archibald
Foundation
Chicago
Lan Lan
Yang Yang
James Harris
Harris
Report cites sex bias in psychiatric treatment
A national agenda on women's mental health cites biased research and training oriented to men. The joint APA Women and Health Roundtable and Federation of Organizations for Professional Women released the report at a breakfast with Rep Patricia Schroeder and Rep Mary Rose Oakar. It notes higher depression in women, but greater antisocial behavior and alcohol abuse in men, and that women receive most visits but a large share of mood drugs prescribed by non specialist physicians.
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Washington
American Psychological Association
The
Women and Health Roundtable
Federation of Organizations For Professional Women
Reps
Patricia Schroeder
D-Coro
Mary Rose Oakar
Ohio
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Archibald
Salley
Hawaii
Nacal
Tassid
Dial
Grandview Quality Meats
Grandview
U.S.D.A
Mastercard
Hinds
America
Jim Beam
JON
Kentucky
James B Beam
Crmont Beam
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