Home Rule for Siblings Says Stop the Feud
Dr. Dobson urges parents to establish a fair home justice system to curb sibling rivalry. He limits teasing, protects private space, and requires parental mediation with consistent, loving enforcement to transform a hostile home into one of tolerance.
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Tobacco wins lawsuit in Akron against union health funds
In Akron federal court a jury rejected a 2 billion class action accusing cigarette makers of deceiving the public since 1954. The Ohio union health funds sought recovery for smoking related medical costs. Attorneys for Philip Morris hailed the verdict as factual, while the unions’ lawyer said the loss would be followed by more suits.
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Gregory Little
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Ohio Union Health Funds
Washington
New York
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Patrick Coughlin
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Farrakhan Gravely Ill In Chicago Report
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan is described as gravely ill with an undiagnosed condition since January. The Final Call reports he faced rapid illness despite nearing 66 and notes past prostate cancer treatment and radiation aftereffects mentioned during a February Chicago speech.
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Nation of Islam
Louis Farrakhan
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Teeth loss in Appalachia hits seniors hard
In Appalachia more than a third of residents over 65 have lost all their teeth with West Virginia leading at 47.9 percent. Colorado California Hawaii Oregon and Wisconsin saw lower rates. Factors include poverty isolation and insurance gaps. Black uninsured and low education correlate with higher tooth loss. Then in Washington FTC seeks to bar two companies from unsubstantiated claims about a so called miracle digest of salt water. court set for April 7.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Scott Tomar
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Oral Health
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Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Kettle Falls
Five Dollar Used Car Sale Heads to Ottawa Event
South Star Chrysler in Ottawa announces a two day five dollar sale March 19 and 20 1999. Cars normally priced at five to eight thousand dollars will sell for thousands less with no bidding. Doors open 8:30 a.m. sale starts 10:00 a.m. first come first served. Over 1.5 million dollars in inventory.
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Todd Wray
South Star
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Dodge
Jeep
Wray
East 23Rd Street
Mr. Wray
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