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...unlikely that lawmakers in Michigan would have acted had Kevorkian not forced their hand. When his sixth client, a 45-year-old cancer patient, came to Michigan to consult with him and killed herself on Nov. 23, the bill that had stalled swiftly sailed through the legislature in less than 10 days, on overwhelming votes in both the upper and lower chambers. "It's just the outright assisting in a killing that this bill will prohibit," says representative Joseph Palamara, a Democratic state legislator from Wyandotte. "It doesn't affect whatsoever doctors who withhold or withdraw food...
Students at the different universities are also encouraged to talk to a health service administrator whose primary responsibility is to consult on their complaints. At Harvard, Patient Advocate Kathleen Diaz fills this role...
...Keefe decided to comply. Meinhold's reinstatement is temporary, pending the outcome of a trial on his challenge to the Pentagon's ban on gays. Meanwhile, in his press conference Thursday, President-elect Clinton reiterated his pledge to end the military's ban, although he first plans to "consult with a lot of people...
Finally, make sure that your sources of advice and counsel on this issue are as broad as the ones you consult on other issues that concern you. The most important thing a president requires is free-flowing information channels so that all ideas are well-represented...
...Credit and Commerce International. Massachusetts Senator John Kerry has accused the holding company of hiding evidence of B.C.C.I.'s fraud from U.S. investigators. In April, according to documents filed with the Justice Department, Lake put aside his campaign work for five days and flew to Abu Dhabi to consult with company officials about "strategy and developments." Says Lake: "We gave them advice. That's not lobbying...