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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 2002

Page

7

Auction House calls off Malcolm X notes sale in San Francisco

An auction house canceled the planned sale of Malcolm X notes after a lawyer’s letter questioned ownership chain. Butterfields cited legal concerns raised by daughters of Malcolm X and Betty Shabazz. The decision ends the San Francisco auction.

San Francisco Malcolm X Butterfields Betty Shabazz

House GOP unveils 2003 budget with small deficit

The House Republicans released a 2.1 trillion dollar budget forecasting a small next year deficit. It withholds Bush's 10 billion contingency fund for terrorism war and aims to return to balance in a few years. Democrats accuse deficits and tax plans of hurting defense.

Washington House Bush House Budget Committee Jim Nussle Browa Congress Tom DeLay Texas Nussle U.S DeLay Senate

Bush visits shelter to urge volunteer service nationwide

President Bush toured the People's Emergency Center in Philadelphia, joining volunteers and homeless families in a rendition of Itsby Bitsy Spider. He urged Americans to log service hours with a formal diary and offered 30 days to Cabinet planners to remove federal barriers to volunteering.

Bush Philadelphia Pennsylvania People’s Emergency Center Khalil Shearids

Blacks face poorer Medicare care in mental health study

A study of 305,574 patients in over 200 Medicare managed care plans in 1997 finds blacks receive lower quality care than whites for mental illness and other conditions. Blacks had less follow up after hospitalization for mental illness, fewer beta blocker prescriptions after heart attacks, and lower eye exam rates for diabetics.

Chicago Journal of the American Medical Association

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