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...Grady arrived at about 11:15 a.m. with a huge entourage, including his mother, stepfather, father, father's fianca, brother, sister, maternal grandfather, maternal grandmother, one cousin, four friends and the wife of one of his friends. They spent nearly an hour meeting privately with Clinton. After lunch, during the limousine ride to the Pentagon, O'Grady asked the President to pinch him "to see if this is real." The President declined, but the pinch was eventually delivered by Secretary of Defense William Perry. At the Pentagon O'Grady made some remarks, and Clinton said, "He gave us something more...
...were saying there were 30,000 U.N. Cambodians swarming down on us. You know what they were? This was right after a big fire season, and after fires go through a forest area, sometimes mushrooms pop up. So all the Chinatowns from New York to San Francisco sent every cousin and nephew and niece out there to pluck mushrooms. There was an army out there all right, but it was an army of old men, women and children picking mushrooms for Oriental grocery stores all over America...
Researchers have found that aweak version of the AIDS virus may help protect against the lethal form. A nine-year study of prostitutes in Senegal showed that those infected with HIV-2, the weaker cousin of the HIV-1 virus that causes most AIDS deaths, were 70 percent less likely to contract AIDS.TIME science writer Christine Gormanreports that the findings are encouraging news for scientists seeking an AIDS vaccine. Researchers will now try to isolate the part of HIV-2 that helps the immune system fight off HIV-1. Dr. Phyllis Kanki, who headed the study for the Harvard school...
...such diverse interests. he comes from a line of rabbis stretching back eight generations. His great-grandfather was brought from Galicia to become the spiritual leader of Corpus Christi, Tex., according to Rabbi yaakov Geller: From Galicia to Texas, a book about the Geller family authored by Mike's cousin...
...just want to get out as fast as possible and go elsewhere," says a 17-year-old boy who has a cousin in the U.S. "We are not criminals, but we are living in a prison...