Word: feinman
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...some sense, perhaps, it does too good a job," says Edward B. Feinman, a spokesperson for the Today's Independents. "The need for diversity is important, but so is the need for common goals...
...Feinman says that because each councillor is responsible to a small minority of the voters, there is no incentive to seek common ground. As a result, he says, councillors spend more time arguing than trying to implement effective policies...
Despite the success rates for early detection of tumors, many women are so terrified by the prospect of a mastectomy that they delay treatment. As former Patient Judy Feinman, 46, puts it: "I knew there was something wrong, but I just didn't want to face it." Perhaps, says Bonadonna, the availability of less disfiguring treatments will lead to less procrastination. "Women will realize that if they come in early, they will not be punished by the removal of a breast.'' -By Claudia Wallis. Reported by Mary Carpenter/Venice and Carol Foote/Santa Cruz