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Leading lawmakers agreed with Secretary of State James Baker's argument that immediate action on the loan guarantees would anger Israel's Arab neighbors and endanger the October Middle East peace conference. Defying the Administration's request for a 120-day delay, however, Jewish lobbying groups and some of their...
Less engaging were some of the maneuvers of Russian Federation President Boris Yeltsin, the anticoup hero who, like many other politicians, found it easier to lead a popular uprising than to form a government. In the name of protecting democracy, Yeltsin issued a blizzard of decrees asserting Russian control of...
One key battleground in the tolerance war is life-style. These days, smoking, drinking or noshing on high-cholesterol snacks isn't just a health risk. It can endanger your job as well. Concerned about the ever rising (about 15% annually) cost of health insurance, at least 6,000 U.S...
The move would endanger, among other projects, the local Home Care outreach network--a private program that provides in-house services such as meal preparation to more than 1600 elders. The project is targeted at low-income and house-bound senior citizens who would miss out on the care if...
Genentech, Hennekens says, refused to participate in the international study, which compared TPA with streptokinase and a third thrombolytic called anistreplase, so a British-made version of TPA was used instead. Moreover, Hennekens says, when he tried to recruit doctors to participate, he found that some had been told by...