Alzheimer's detection aids treatment and research hope
According to the Alzheimer's Association about 5.3 million Americans have the disease with two thirds of patients women. Early diagnosis can help manage symptoms and plan care while research seeks to detect the disease before symptoms arise. Legislative and congressional actions boost funding and program databases to improve caregiver support and services statewide and nationally. Local contacts are listed for Oswego Jefferson and Onondaga counties plus a state assembly office for public inquiries.
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Trump Proposal To Ban Muslims Draws Moral And Constitutional Fire
The piece argues against Donald Trump’s call for a total Muslim ban as morally wrong and unconstitutional. It notes First Amendment limits on religious establishment and discrimination, then questions the practical effectiveness of such a policy. It criticizes Trump’s simplistic approach and political rise.
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United States
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Wisconsin
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New York
Cruz Surges Ahead in Iowa Polls Ahead of Trump
David M. Shribman analyzes Ted Cruz rising to the lead in Iowa polls, surpassing Trump and narrowing the gap nationally. The piece notes Cruz's strategic bid to court Trump supporters, his disciplined campaign network in Iowa, and his sharpened rhetoric on Obama’s policies, while contrasting his image with Trump’s. It cites Cruz’s background, intelligence, and laborious organizing across all 99 counties as factors shaping a potentially historic GOP race.
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Iowa
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Tennyson
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Jeffrey Hart
Ronald Reagan
Wordsworth
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al Smith
Hubert Humphrey
Barack Obama
Joseph R. Biden Jr
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Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Hall of Fame
Pete Rose
Baseball Hall of Fame
CNBC
Las Vegas
Rubio
Elan
University of Missouri
Yale
Obama
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English
Prairies
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History Today highlights key events on December 21
On this date in history, Patton died in 1945 in Heidelberg after a car crash. Other milestones include the Mayflower landing in 1620, Sherman’s Savannah capture in 1864, Ibsen's A Doll’s House premiere in 1879, Snow White debut in 1937, and significant political and cultural moments through 2010.
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Heidelberg
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Savannah
Georgia
Henrik Ibsen
Royal Theater
Copenhagen
Mack Sennett
Tillie
Marie Dressler
Mabel Normand
Charlie Chaplin
U.S
Walt Disney
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Los Angeles
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Hollywood
California
Charles de Gaulle
Fifth Republic of France
U.N. Security Council
Kurt Waldheim
U Thant
Nantucket Island
North Atlantic
Pam Am
Lockerbie
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Bethlehem
Senate
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
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