Look to the future support for fusion research urged
Editorial urges President Clinton and Congress to fund long term fusion energy research, arguing fossil fuels deplete and harm the environment. It highlights ITER in San Diego, costs of about 8 billion dollars, the need to double current US funding, and the political will required to back a viable fusion program for future generations.
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Congress
Washington
United States
San Diego
ITER
Medicare smokers pay higher premiums idea from Califano
Former HEW secretary and current director at Columbia Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse Joseph Califano suggests raising Medicare Part B premiums for smokers. He argues higher premiums could fund Medicare and push quitters, and that charging higher rates for poor health risks is a standard method to curb costs.
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Health, Education and Welfare
Carter
Califano
Columbia University
Center On Addiction and Substance Abuse
Little League Memories From Suburban Denver
A nostalgic memoir recalls a Columbine Little League season near Denver with vivid character sketches. Players posed as future stars, sharing funny missteps, locker room banter, and the lighthearted spirit of youth baseball before season highs and the strike era altered the game.
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Columbine Little League
Denver
Wilson
Jay
Parents and teachers weigh Rio Rancho school transfer
A reader letter from Sun Wong expresses concern about Rio Rancho students potentially bused to Albuquerque and praises Del Norte High School while endorsing shared benefits for both districts. The letter declines to name specific politicians, then shifts to political discussion on term limits and Joe Carrara.
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Cibola
Enchanted Hills
Rio Rancho
Albuquerque
Cibola High
del Norte High School
Knight
del Norte
Joe Carrara
Chapman
Joe
Jos
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Avon Brothers Line Avon Brothers Line 2003
Avon brothers line up for a 2003 event with Calerk Cay Oman as a noted location or sponsor figure in the readable fragment.
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Residents argue over development and water in Rio Rancho
A reader letters conflict over abortion views, city council approval of apartments, and AmRep housing leaving Rio Rancho with water and utilities concerns. They blame APS for student hardships and question school district planning while defending modest living amid urban growth.
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AMREP
Russia
APS
Rio Rancho
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