Hillary Clinton faces critique as reinvention tactic echoed
The piece compares Hillary Clinton's campaign messaging to Richard Nixon's reinvention strategy. It cites finance from speaking fees and the Clinton Foundation, recalls Watergate era ethics concerns, and notes Republican pushback and Quinnipiac polls challenging trust in Clinton. The text argues the supposed reinvention would fail in the internet age.
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No Child Left Behind Revision Proposals Debated
The article notes six California districts seek waivers from NCLB proficiency goals set for 2014 and discusses a draft reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Senators Murray and Alexander propose a plan allowing state designed accountability within federal parameters, while critics warn of excessive federal control and call for more local funding decisions. The piece, reprinted from the Orange County Register.
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Clinton record and 1990s economy in presidential race
The piece recalls Bill Clinton era policy and its economic impact while contrasting 2016 expectations. It notes high Democratic support for Hillary Clinton, GOP uncertainty about Jeb Bush, and Clinton’s job creation with 22.9 million new jobs and the lowest unemployment in 30 years.
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Florida
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Senate
Newt Gingrich
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George H.W. Bush
George W. Bush
Arm to Arm Blood Pressure Difference Signals Higher Cardio Risk
Harvard Medical School researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital studied 3400 adults 40 and older without heart disease. A 10 point or more arm difference predicted a 38 percent higher risk of heart attack or stroke over 13 years. Larger differences may reflect arterial plaque. the arm with higher pressure guides treatment and future checks.
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