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...past half decade. Not that taxes don't make for great political fodder. It is just that at a time when people are doing well and America is preeminent in the world both economically and militarily, a government-bashing tax cut doesn't seem like the most sellable line. Equally important, to be sure, is the important issue of health care. Democrats are right to seek out the high ground on it (or at least the stable ground on it). But in reality, health care is only a wedge of a much bigger policy...
...bottom line: "Unless something is done in the near future," warns a report in the current Annals of Emergency Medicine, "the general public may no longer be able to rely on EDs for quality and timely emergency care...
...rocky start creatively" last fall, network executives suggested it could have been series star KERI RUSSELL's drastic haircut that did the real ratings damage. According to entertainment president Susanne Daniels, when Russell lopped off her much- ogled tresses earlier this season as part of a story line that had her breaking up with her boyfriend, she provoked a reaction so "overwhelmingly negative" that audiences stopped tuning in. Rather than chiding viewers for their superficiality, Daniels promised Russell would regrow her mane. "Nobody is cutting her hair again on our network," she said. Given the time it will take Russell...
Enter Mead Johnson, a leading manufacturer of infant formulas. This week the company is introducing EnfaGrow, a new line of fortified solid foods that it hopes will help bridge the nutritional gap for kids ages 1 to 4. "These foods are not a substitute for a healthy diet," says Susan A. Roberts, a research scientist at Mead Johnson. "But they may help, particularly with finicky eaters...
...Buddy is narrated by Bud Caldwell, 10, who goes "on the lam" from an unpleasant foster home in Flint, Mich., in search of his father. Like his resourceful young hero, Curtis grew up in Flint. After graduating from high school, he joined the assembly line at Fisher Body Plant No. 1 and began writing during his breaks. He didn't set out to be a children's author. But, he says, "I felt I had a story to tell, and for some reason the voice came to me as a 10-year-old." Many years and several jobs later...