Word: atlanta
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...make people relax their guard? Will there be a widespread return to the risky sexual practices that preceded the AIDS epidemic? These and a host of other questions will be addressed next month at a special meeting of AIDS experts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta...
...aircrew-procedures testing as earning a "perfect 100% score." Her evaluator commented, "Best performance of aircrews on testing I've ever seen." She was also awarded "Distinguished Graduate" in her B-52 co-pilot initial-qualification class. The wrong stuff? Perhaps, if mediocrity is the goal. DONALD R. FLINN Atlanta...
...have adequate legal representation, some committed persons who will accept the obligation to serve them must become qualified through completing law school. Should we poll those non-minorities newly admitted to law schools to see if they will meet the needs of blacks and Hispanics? GEORGE HOAK Atlanta...
...between the leagues was torn down. First interleague count: 1-0. Baseball's new look is bemoaned by purists but hailed by marketers and bean-counters as just the shot in the arm (and hopefully a rise in attendance) that the game needs. Friday night's face-off in Atlanta between the Braves and Orioles is just what supporters had in mind: baseball's best teams squaring off in a June World Series preview, and sellout crowds of 50,000 crammed into Turner field, all clamoring for a look at Cal Ripken and the man who ended the Braves...
...carrying a hand-lettered sign that read, NEED FOOD WILL WORK. Yes, the beleaguered middle class is benefiting from an economic upturn, but we must never forget that for every Wall Street millionaire producing nothing of lasting value, there's a hungry man at the corner. SCOTT A. DAMON Atlanta...