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...best player on earth normally crop up only once every three years, the phenomenon of two such face-offs commencing during the same week left rank-and-file devotees with divided loyalties and confusion aplenty. On the one hand, the Karpov-Timman contest bore the imprimatur of FIDE (pronounced FEE-day), the Federation Internationale des Echecs, the powerful governing body that has been running world championship competitions since 1948. In the past, FIDE's authority would have been enough to convince chess fans that Karpov-Timman was the match to follow. Unfortunately, Karpov and Timman had both been eliminated...
Talk isn't cheap. Amway distributors reportedly paid $100,000 for George Bush to address their convention. For Ronald Reagan on the podium, prepare to shell out $60,000. A fee schedule for other Reagan-Bush alums...
...says Paul Starr, a Princeton health-care expert who helped write the Clinton plan, "most people don't have a choice of any plan. They just take whatever their employer gives them." Under the Clinton plan, people would be offered several options. The most expensive would be the traditional fee-for-service medicine from an individual doctor. Less expensive would be the so-called preferred-provider organizations (PPOs) that many companies are now using; these require that workers go to specified doctors and hospitals that are part of the plan. An even cheaper option would be the HMOs that provide...
Student observing the Rosh Hashanah holiday canmake arrangements to register on Monday. Otherswho don't make it to Memorial Hall by 5 p.m. canpay a $50 fee and register on Monday at theRegistrar's Office at 20 Garden...
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt announced that the Administration would raise the fees for ranchers who graze livestock on federal land. Last February Clinton undercut Babbitt by trading away a similar increase to gain the support of several Western Senators for his budget. The fees will now rise from $1.86 to $4.28 per head of cattle, still below the $5 to $15 charged on private land. Fee hikes may also loom on other federal lands...