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...into the match. Junior Matt Picarsic, who just returned last weekend from injury, earned a major defeat at 133-pounds over John Knorring with an 8-1. At 141-pounds, Nick, the younger Picarsic, faced a tough competitor in Joe Clark, falling 11-6. Odom, despite being ill, secured his pair of victories for the day with his 12-4 win over Jeff Bernd (149-pounds) while senior Tom Kiler followed suit at 157-pounds against Albert Pendleton with a commanding 12-2 victory...
After his boss tried to reform health care in 1993, Gore learned the lesson that an expensive, ill-defined plan is less appealing than a practical, targeted one. Gore's sensible proposal for health insurance would focus on covering children and working families, two groups with the greatest need for immediate action. Bradley wants to take another crack at universal health coverage, a laudable principle without a prayer of passing Congress. He counts on market forces to make up the difference for the poor while scrapping the safety net of Medicaid. Gore's cheaper, more incremental approach makes political sense...
Additionally, I want to take issue with the staff's presentation of jurisprudential issues. I agree with their criticism of the recent judicial activism of conservative justices, especially on issues of the ill-defined 11th Amendment guarantee of "sovereign immunity." The Fourth Circuit's own Chief Harvey Wilkinson, concurring in the case at hand, proudly declared the recent cases to be a new wave of "justified," federalism-based judicial activism...
...precisely this combination of decentralized structure and a desperate hunger for Wall Street-pleasing growth--especially necessary for a company whose balance sheet includes $17.8 billion of indebtedness--that propelled the sale to AOL. Time Warner's stuttering, stumbling, ill-managed attempts to score on the Internet (in which I and several of my Time Inc. bosses have participated) have foundered on the inability of the various divisions to work collaboratively and on the relentless bottom-line pressure that discouraged investment in the distant future when there was a quarterly target to meet...
...industrial and environmental applications. You have given those of us who work in this field hope that society will take a new look at what the atom has done for us and what it can do in the future. ANDREW C. KADAK, PRESIDENT American Nuclear Society La Grange Park, Ill...