Clinton's Rhetoric on a National Nicotine Nanny Controversy
The piece critiques President Clinton's push for federal control over anti smoking efforts via the FDA. It argues the scheme expands federal power, questions constitutional authority, and notes states already prohibit tobacco sales to minors while subsidies to growers persist. It also labels the effort as power grabbing that exploits children for political gain.
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Clinton
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Joe Camel
U.S
Ultrasound to replace needles in medicine trend
Scripps Howard News Service notes a shift away from hypodermic shots as MIT engineers test ultrasound based delivery. The proposed method aims to painless inject medicines through the skin, potentially altering childhood doctor visits and routine vaccinations.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Engineers
Mantle Transforms Yankees Replacing DiMaggio With A New Grace
The piece contrasts Mickey Mantle with Joe DiMaggio and Babe Ruth, noting Mantle's different style yet enduring greatness. Mantle's loping, powerful presence at center and plate is described as a new model for players and fans, distinct from DiMaggio’s lean elegance and Ruth’s clout.
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Yankee Stadium
DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Jolin
Joe
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Babe Ruth
Mantle
Yankees
Baseball
Ruth
Baseball’s loner myth and America’s changing game
Paul Greenberg argues baseball’s loner outfielder ethos mirrors a shifting American identity. He contrasts DiMaggio and Mantle, notes Loners’ allure fading as society changes, and cites evolving links between culture and the national pastime. Greenberg signs as editorial page editor of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
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DiMaggio
Mantle
Fred Astaire
Gene Kelly
Ruths
DiMaggios
Maniles
Mickey Mantle
John Updike
Donald Sutherland
America
Baseball
Pine Bluff High
Paul Greenberg
Arkansas Democrat- Gazette
Little Rock
Norma McCorvey Finds Faith and Changes View on Abortion
Norma McCorvey, the central figure in Roe v Wade, testifies to spiritual rebirth on Nightline and says she no longer believes in abortion on demand. She would permit first trimester abortions for severe fetal abnormalities, but rejects her past pro choice stance. She describes inner peace, conversion, and a new life guided by faith as a "new creation" per biblical promise cited by evangelist Flip Benham.
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Norma McCorvey
Supreme Court
McCorvey
ABC
Weddington
Mexico
Texas
Fort Worth
Flip Benham
Norman McCorvey
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Rt Ha
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Robert Packwood
Oregon
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David Koresh
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