Our fate to be fat Its question of control
The article discusses studies across mammals showing fat tends to accumulate in similar sites such as male bellies and female thighs. It notes humans and animals store fat for energy, with hormonal influences and evolutionary factors, highlighting self control as a key difference between humans and other mammals.
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United States
State Department
America
Castro
Soviet Union
Fidel Alone In The Good Old Days And Now
Soviet press once praised Fidel Castro with a socialist idyll image. Now glasnost reveals numbers and claims including a 9700 strong security detail and 32 houses. Moscow provides $5 billion yearly aid, raising questions about future support and Castro’s isolation.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Tevestia
Pravda
Fidel
Cina
Castro
Moscow
Farmers feud with 1990 Farm Bill over subsidies
A Washington opinion column critiques the 1990 Farm Bill's subsidy cuts and tax changes, arguing the plan slashes federal farm support by about 13.6 billion over five years, threatens farmer survival, and faces anger from growers while political actors like Clayton Yeutter draw mixed reactions. The piece also touches on Castro, U S policy, and a brief mini editorial on 1992 presidential dynamics.
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Clayton Yeutter
David Senter
American Agriculture Movement
Yeutter
America
National Family Farm Coalition
Randolph Nodland
Coalition
Tim Warner
U.S
Bush
Why Catholics Should Not Own Abortion Debate
A reader, Sally Halligan of Avon Lake, argues against abortion by sharing personal nursing experiences and concerns about parental consent, urging adoption and stronger family guidance. She contends life begins at conception and condemns abortion as a convenience and threat to society's fabric.
American Town Meeting idea to frame Iraq war decisions
A columnist urges a national media driven American Town Meeting to present debate and a straw poll on Iraq options before any war. He cites Bush's troop buildup and seeks a three hour prime time broadcast plus cross publication coverage to engage public input on war strategy and congressional authority.
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Iraq
Gulf
Saddam
Kuwait
New York Times
U.S
Georgetown
Andrew Bennett
Baghdad
Jordan
Syria
Alton Frye
Turkey
Tigris
Euphrates
Peter Schwizer
American Foreign Policy Council
Associated Press
Dear Ed and the trivial life reflections from Ashville
The author recalls Ed Roberts in Tiffin Ohio and explains why he writes about small everyday matters. He shares a lifelong journalism journey from Ashville and Pickaway County News, noting a philosophy formed through losses in the 1930s and a memorable encounter with a practical joker using the fictional Oscar P. Hassenfelt name. The piece blends reminiscence, local press history, and personal credo.
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Pickaway County News
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