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...grandmother's attack on Elian's mother's boyfriend, Lazaro Munero, who organized the ill-fated boat trip, was the opening salvo of a p.r. offensive against the Miami relatives. But the grandmothers won't to go down to Miami for a tense family reunion with their exiled relatives. After spending Saturday in a meeting in which Attorney General Janet Reno reaffirmed her support, the pair will return to Cuba Monday afternoon...
...never to do that again, even if it means keeping his company leaner and meaner than seems necessary. "Laying off workers in a tough job market was the worst feeling in the world," he says as he sips his fourth Diet Coke of the day. "It made me physically ill...
Nicodemus and a large crowd of reverent volunteers, all of them broke, were trudging along behind the candidate on the cold highway outside Red Bud, Ill., far from the Iowa caucuses. "If we ever get there, we could win the thing easy," the campaign manager said. "He has very good name recognition. Way bigger than Lincoln...
Under Shalala's proposal, livers would be made available first locally, then regionally and, finally, nationally--with the most ill patients getting top priority...
...human health and to the environment." Part of the problem, says Thompson, is that whatever the true situation at the plant, the military has done a lousy public relations job. "There's a lot of mistrust on both sides," he adds. And now Harris, who alleges he became ill from exposure to industrial chemicals used in the incineration process, could emerge as exactly the whistle-blower environmental and health activists have been looking for. "The plant's opponents have been screaming for years that it's deadly - and so far, at least, there's been no evidence to support that...