Clinton health care war room signals preemptive framing
White House acts to define the health care debate before details emerge. A war room setup pulls top aides, ad visers and media tools into a centralized command center to publicize security savings and simplicity while a Republican alternative plan also develops in Congress.
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Universal health care plan sets broad benefits and coverage
The plan calls for state alliances to run by 1998 with universal coverage. All plans offer the same benefits including major medical, prescriptions, some mental health care, and for children dental care and glasses. No plan may reject anyone. Financing requires contributions from employers, employees, and the poor.
Gastonia Seeks Civic Center as Conference Gap Grows
Gastonia officials say the city lacks a large venue for major conferences. A national CIVIC CENTER ISS Seminar will be held in Charlotte due to space limits, spurring talks with a consultant on a proposed $40 million civic center and potential bond funding if the plan advances.
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Judge rules teen never has to see birth parents
In Sarasota, a circuit judge ruled 14 year old Kimberly Mays need not contact her biological parents Ernest and Regina Twigg. The ruling favored the foster upbringing by Robert Mays, affirming him as her legal father and finding visits to the birth parents would be harmful.
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Students show improvements again in 93 SAT scores
SAT scores for the class of 93 rose for a second straight year with average verbal 424 and math 478. The College Board notes narrowing gaps for blacks and continued strength among Asian Americans and whites, while city and rural areas trail. Officials caution progress is slow and tied to rigorous coursework.
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Howard Everson
Gaston and Lincoln SAT Scores Rise in 1990-91
Gaston and Lincoln SAT averages increased this year though remaining below state and national levels. Gaston 837, Lincoln 851. verbal 391 and 388. math 446 and 435 respectively. Officials credit tougher workload and problem solving focus for gains, with Gaston up 22 points from 1989-90.
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Brenda Benton
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Gazetter Bulletin Board of Local Sections
The Gazette lists Abby region items and classified notes across pages 4 through 9. Local addresses use area codes and page markers with weather and contact numbers for Gastonia Lincolnton Charlotte and Fox. Cloudy humid conditions accompany a high near 90 and a low around 70 in today’s detailed details section.
Talk Show Registry Lets Viewers Pitch Themselves
A new National Talk Show Guest Registry launched by Christopher Darryn offers potential guests a $3 monthly service. The registry lists 1,083 people and matches them with show topics, sending a list to programs that then arrange bookings. Debuted August 6 with ongoing database development.
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National Talk Show Stories From The Research Reseda Blvd
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