Dartmouth Review antisemitic incident arouses campus protest
Hanover New Hampshire Dartmouth College faces student outrage after The Review printed an antisemitic passage from Mein Kampf on Yom Kippur. A petition with over 1000 signatures and a planned protest highlight accusations of discrimination against Jews women and blacks amid longtime print attacks on minorities by the off campus paper.
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Suit seeks benefits for victims of AIDS
A federal suit filed in Manhattan charges hundreds of women, children, drug addicts and homeless people with AIDS are being denied Social Security and other federal benefits due to a flawed definition of AIDS used by agencies. Plaintiffs allege repeated hospitalizations for conditions like pneumonia, kidney failure and pelvic inflammatory disease since infection, while benefits average $472 monthly in New York. One plaintiff, identified only as SP., ages 23, described ongoing illness and loss of custody for her two children. The case centers on the CDC AIDS definition used to determine eligibility for benefits.
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High court weighs desegregation in Oklahoma City case
The Supreme Court weighs whether districts once under court orders to desegregate can abandon busing after achieving formal integration. Oklahoma City’s plan faced challenges as 1980s reforms shifted to neighborhood schools, with appeals arguing ongoing duty to maintain racial balance. The decision could affect hundreds of districts with court-ordered desegregation.
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Doctors groups tied to tobacco ad campaign draw ire
Two leading doctors organizations face backlash from members for allying with a Nabisco tobacco conglomerate subsidiary on a cholesterol lowering campaign. Supplements funded by Fleischmanns appear in newspapers aided by the ad push, drawing sharp criticism from Dr Brent Blue of Jackson Wyoming.
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Study Finds Drinkers Risk Early Deaths
A national study shows women consuming at least two drinks daily faced tripled risk of dying before 65 compared with abstainers, based on 1986 deaths. For men the risk nearly doubled, with 42.3 percent of heavier drinkers dying before 65 versus 22.4 percent of abstainers.
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Gene discovery may aid cancer fight in Chicago
Researchers in Chicago report identifying a gene that triggers a rare leukemia, potentially guiding understanding of many common cancers. The gene controls production of cell-surface receptors for retinoic acid, a key developmental molecule.
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