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...Save Our Children?: Where Law,Medicine and Public Health Converge. RobertMcAfee, president, American Medical Association;Robert Cooper Ramo, president-elect, American BarAssociation; E. Richard Brown, president-elect,American Public Health Association and PhilipJohnston, regional director, U.S. Department ofHealth and Human Services. ARCO Forum...
...have to educate Asian to vote...Hopefully we can elect Asian-American candidates for the future," said chairperson of the Boston Chinatown and South Cove Neighborhood Council Jason Chung. Chung is also the chair of the Chinatown voting education program...
...some employees. Chavis was fired last August amid charges that he used NAACP money to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit. The chief rival for Gibson's job is Myrlie Evers-Williams, widow of slain civil rights leader Medgar Evers. The organization's 64-member board is slated to elect an executive director tomorrow. While the ousting of Gibson seemed certain a few weeks ago, sources tell White the "count is very close...
...swept across our nation. Beginning with the Barry Goldwater campaign of 1964 and climaxing with the historic Republican Congressional victories of 1994, Republicans and conservatives have become more and more influential in our nation's politics. Even liberal strongholds such as Massachusetts and New York have come to elect Republicans to their highest offices. People of all ages, races and creeds are coming to identify more and more with the Republican Party. And in a national poll, it was discovered that more college students identify with the Republican Party than with any other political party in America...
That view seems shortsighted for two reasons. First, the Democratic base alone won't re-elect Clinton, and the swing voters he most needs disdain old- fashioned liberal solutions like raising the minimum wage. Second, the President's real problem involves a perceived lack of resolution and stamina. If Clinton lets his proposed hike die quietly and holds instead to his original diagnoses and prescriptions (which were right then and are right now), he might come across more like a President than a perpetual candidate--and possibly get the four more years he covets...