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...city government takes another view of such practices. To them, and to some residents and religious leaders in Hialeah, sacrifice should be banned because it is cruel to animals and may also be a public health hazard. The ordinance was passed following pressure from residents who protested the building of a Santeria church in their neighborhood...
...environmentalists are beginning to say some cleanups need cost-benefit analysis. "There comes a point when the investment is simply too great, considering the tiny risks involved," says Lewis Walker, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Environment. Perhaps. But considering the scale of military pollution, and its potential hazard to millions of Americans living near tainted installations, that point is still a long...
Councillor Sheila T. Russell, the sponsor of the ordinance amendment, said the proposal was prompted by several complaints that bicyclists are a hazard to pedestrians and young children...
...also cited a 1987 Cambridge City Council ordinance that defined smoking as "a public nuisance and a hazard to public health" and prohibited smoking in public places...
Duffy and Goodgame were not immune to the primary occupational hazard of the White House beat: frustration with the steady diet of manufactured events. Amid the tedium of 1989, Duffy recalls, "we discovered that Bush was popular not despite his lack of action but because of it -- and what's more, we learned it was largely by design." From this insight grew the ultimate Duffy- Goodgame collaboration, their book chronicling Bush's first term, Marching in Place, just published by Simon & Schuster and excerpted in this preconvention issue...