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...developed a novel technique for treating the disease. The HMO refused to refer her, saying there were plenty of specialists in Ohio who could care for her. (Name one, she said. They wouldn't.) Halm appealed the decision for nine months with no response. Finally, no longer able to bear the pain, she borrowed $10,000 and paid for the procedure herself. The operation was a success, and the pain disappeared. But because she had taken matters into her own hands, the HMO won't reimburse...
...center of the discussions will be the formation of a standard "Code of Conduct" that manufacturers should meet--in the group's opinion--in order to produce items that bear university names...
...white supremacist David Duke. (Headline: CHARLTON HESTON SPEAKS UP FOR THE WHITE MAJORITY!) But does it help the average duck hunter to preserve the sporting life? Or even the Second Amendment fundamentalist who believes, as Heston does, that any infringement of the "right of the people to keep and bear arms" is a slide down the slope of totalitarianism? N.R.A. opponents suggest it is convenient for the group to try to drown out the clamor against handguns by changing the subject. But to Heston, who quips that "in Hollywood there are more gun owners in the closet than homosexuals...
With hotel, fortunately, Amos has most definitely returned to the land of the reachable, though she's still not necessarily listed in the phone book. At points, some songs bear a hint of panic hidden in their almost predictable musical passages, almost as if Amos frightened herself with the inaccessibility of "Pele" and is holding back to be accepted by the mainstream music scene again. But for the most part, the album stands up as listenable (think "Tori Amos Lite"), with passages that are doomed to be caught in one's head for hours at a time--which is definitely...
...read the stories that have emerged in the past week about how hard it will be for China to keep the value of its currency stable, bear in mind that these reports have appeared just before Bill Clinton's trip to China. Chinese officials, who have promised they will not devalue the renminbi, have started issuing veiled warnings that with the yen falling, staying the course may be problematic...