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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...1990s, according to the Orphan Project of New York City, more than 80,000 otherwise healthy children in the U.S. will have lost their mother to AIDS. In most cases the fathers have already died or are absent. Hardest hit: children in New York City; Washington; Miami; Los Angeles; Newark, New Jersey; and San Juan, Puerto Rico...
Cosentino said "the hardest thing" will be getting the 1,000 necessary signatures from Republicans or independent voters by the May 3 deadline for making the ballot...
High points on this disc include the"Cannonball" Adderly's mournful ballad "Mercy,Mercy, Mercy," and the four tracks by Booker T.and MG's (the only band that reallydeserves the label as `the hardest working band inshow biz'): "Green Onions" (which was named whenbass player Lewis Steinberg was asked to think ofthe funkiest thing he could), the molasses-thick"Hip Hug-Her," the ghetto-blues soundtrack to the1969 movie Uptight, "Time is Tight" and"Hang `Em High," an organ-driven remaking of thetheme song for the Clint Eastwood spaghettiwestern of the same name...
...braces and wheelchairs they worked so hard to escape. Stanley Lipshultz, a Washington trial lawyer, is just starting to use the crutches his doctor prescribed. "I had a handicapped license plate on my car for two years before I actually used a handicapped parking space," he confesses. "The hardest part is you feel you're falling apart," says Rena Shnaider, a retired rehabilitative counselor from Oakland, California, who has spent her life in a wheelchair but who drove a car, went to college and had enough control over her body to lift herself up when needed. "I know...
...Some enjoy the feeling--that's the hardest,"Driscoll says. "We try to determine why people areself-abusing...