Readers advise parents of girl facing death
A letter column urges parents of a terminally ill girl named Kathy to focus on meaningful, shared family activities and to redirect resources toward lasting charitable projects for deprived children. Suggestions include a playground, nature walk, or immunization clinic, with organ donation planned in advance. the tone emphasizes purposeful living and community support rather than indulgent final experiences.
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Kathy
Gir
Rotary
Ann Landers
Weath
Swarthmore
Clinton remark mixes Chicago and Arkansas upbringing
A fragmented quote contrasts a Chicago upbringing with a Down South Arkansas Bible Belt background, describing cultural contrasts as fried chicken and mashed potatoes versus a concrete wall, attributed to a Hillary Clinton related fragment.
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Chicago
Eisenhower Prize honors leadership as Powell weighs defense
Gen Colin Powell says Ike would praise democracy’s spread but urge a strong US defense and combat readiness. The Eisenhower Leadership Prize, awarded by the Eisenhower World Affairs Institute and Gettysburg College, carries $25,000 and a bronze bust. Brent Scowcroft was the first recipient. Tommy Tune returns to stage in July after an earthquake injury, resuming his national tour July 13 in California. Bard College trustees include Jewell Jackson McCabe, a civil rights and women’s rights leader, who also serves on Wharton’s board of overseers.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Colin Powell
Powell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Afer
Eisenhower World Affairs Institute
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Brent Scowcroft
Tommy Tune
Orange County Performing Arts Center
California
Tune Tune
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Jewell Jackson McCabe
National Coalition of 100
Bard College
Annandale-on-Hudson
McCabe
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Bard
Kitty to kiddie Infant and feline can live together
Wild Things staff declares June as baby month and offers a guide to safely introduce cat and newborn. Steps include easing cat anxiety, allowing sniff tests of baby clothes, and limiting access to the baby's room. Veterinarians advise calm patience over myths of cats harming infants.
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Feline
Susan McDonough
Cat Hospital
Philadelphia
McDon
March
Joe
McDonough
Uria
Dune
Karen Overall
University of Pennsylvania Veterinary School Behavior Clinic
Public aims wrath at bridgetender
North Palm Beach resident David Adams 47 works as a bridge operator at Parker Bridge on U S Route 1 delaying boat traffic every 20 minutes He tries to balance boat and driver needs while facing nightly harassment from irate river users He passes time with magazines and football highlights keeping TV sound off during games due to fans in the stands.
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West Palm Beach
Fiz
David Adams
Parker Bridge
North Palm Beach
Adams
Bridehender
Rivers
Current events brief for June 21 1993 week
A compact note marks the week of Monday June 21 1993. It lists the date and anchors the current events to the start of the week.
National Columnist's Day and Justice Anniversary Noted
Readable fragments indicate a listing of significant days for the week including National Columnist's Day on Tuesday and a Department of Justice anniversary on Tuesday, with other observances such as Flying Saucer Lighting and Forces Invade Korea anniversaries noted for Thursday and Friday respectively.
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Korea
Feast Here Awhile examines Evans food journey and memoir
The book by Jo Evans, not a chef or critic, traces nearly five decades of personal culinary memory from Mississippi childhood to Nikbe Bietnik and beyond. It weaves her shifts from southern frying to beans and herbs and notes Pillsbury Fast & Healthy’s low-fat recipe guidance amid 65 quick meals.
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Jo Evans
Evans
Tick+ nor & Fields
Mississippi
Erans
Women’s Day
Beatnik Food
Julia Child
James Beard
Betty Crocker
Pillsbury Fast & Healthy Magazine
Survey finds fathers admired. men feel challenged by fatherhood
A Men's Health survey ahead of Father's Day shows 70 percent of men find fatherhood harder than their dads did. About 76 percent admire their fathers greatly, 66 percent try to be like them, and Florida International University reports men aged 25 to 39 derive more pleasure from fatherhood than other age groups.
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Men's Health Magazine
Florida Interational University
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