Times report on Iraq plan for pretext to reelect president
The Times said Bush officials planned nine targets in Iraq to provoke a confrontation if inspections failed. White House and Pentagon officials dismissed the claim as ludicrous while outlining plans to act swiftly with allies if Iraq refused U.N. requests.
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Bush Faces Tough Task At Convention For Rebound
The article outlines how Bush must use the convention to contrast his future agenda with Clinton’s, unite the GOP base, and win back independents. Analysts say the party faces a bleak political landscape amid a weak economy and voter antipathy, with expectations low but growth potential if Bush delivers strong leadership and a clear plan.
Local delegates back Bush ticket despite poll doubts
Delegates from the county back George H. W. Bush and Dan Quayle amid shaky national polling. They cite past influence with Bush and Voinovich, GOP support for USS Kobe, and a belief a strong convention can revive Bush's campaign. They defend Quayle as acceptable on the ticket.
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Clinton campaigns braced for GOP push at Houston convention
Clinton told reporters during a California swing he expected a tough, competitive race as Republicans attack at the GOP national convention in Houston this week. Polls show Clinton with a sizable lead, Bush narrowing slightly, and healthcare reform plans drawing commentary from nursing group president Virginia Trotter Betts. Clinton defends plan including national cost controls and an employer insurance pool, arguing it would be less bureaucratic than the current system.
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Lyme disease patient seeks public awareness and answers
Brenda Hale describes chronic pain and unpredictable flare ups from Lyme disease. Doctors note rising cases and diagnostic challenges while new tests promise improvement but offer little immediate relief for families dealing with the illness.
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Tick bite prevention guidance from MetroParks article
MetroParks advises precautions to avoid Lyme disease from tick exposure in wooded areas. Wear full clothing including shoes, socks, long pants and sleeves with hat. tuck pants into socks and fasten sleeves. Use DEET or FDA approved tick repellents, then inspect everyone and pets after outdoor activity. Remove embedded ticks with tweezers and store in a jar for potential later identification. seek medical advice if bitten.
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