Репродукција недеља, 26. септембар 1993.

Views on Health Care Aren't Universal

Date: 26 September 1993

By Anne Cronin

Anne Cronin

Americans are sure that there is a problem with health care - three quarters of all respondents in last week's New York Times/CBS News Poll thought that the current system was heading toward a crisis - but they don't always agree on what exactly is wrong and the ways it should be fixed. Some of the disparities reflected the current system's problems. Poorer people were more likely to be dissatisfied about the current coverage and cost of health care. Black respondents were far less likely than white ones to say that their families had enough coverage

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This Autumn in New York, Fear of Asbestos Is in the Air

Date: 26 September 1993

By Matthew L. Wald

Matthew Wald

SOMEDAY, maybe every pollutant will be famous for 15 minutes. Right now it's asbestos's turn. In a city filled with threats, environmental and otherwise, asbestos has nearly become an obsession. New York City had a crash program to find and remove dangerous asbestos in schools after a 1986 Federal law. Now it has another. Politicians rage, parents protest, investigators investigate and lots of people worry, including kids who are attending schools marked by the modern version of a witch's hex mark, duct tape.

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Hunted Somali General Lashes Out

Date: 26 September 1993

By Donatella Lorch

Donatella Lorch

United Nations officials in Mogadishu say that Gen. Mohammed Farah Aidid, blamed for the downing of a helicopter this morning in which three Americans were killed, is feeling increasingly isolated and so is stepping up his campaign of violence. On Tuesday, United States troops captured Osman Hassan Ali, General Aidid's chief financier and weapons procurer.

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Publishers Laboring for Love, Not Money

Date: 26 September 1993

By Penny Singer

Penny Singer

HOW do newspapers that rarely break even and frequently cost their owners money survive? Only when the owners are motivated by moral commitment rather than financial gain, say the publishers of two minority newspapers: M. Paul Redd, who owns The Westchester County Press, a weekly and the only black-owned paper in Westchester, and Gustavo Roca, owner of La Calle, a monthly Hispanic newspaper, which Mr. Roca began publishing in 1989. Mr. Redd, who bought The Westchester County Press in 1986, said he is 66 years old, 10 days older than The County Press, which began publishing on Aug. 11, 1927.

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NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 26 September 1993

International 3-25 YELTSIN SAYS RIVALS ARE LOSING

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NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 27 September 1993

International A3-11 CLINTON TO OFFER ARMS INITIATIVE President Clinton will make his first comprehensive effort to spell out his vision of the world and lay out plans to halt the spread of nuclear and other weapons in an address to the United Nations, Administration officials said. A1

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Accused Businessman Is Linked to Secretary

Date: 27 September 1993

Commerce Secretary Ronald H. Brown met three times with a Vietnamese-American businessman who has been accused of conspiring to pay Mr. Brown $700,000 to pursue a trade policy favorable to Vietnam, a Federal law enforcement official said today. The official said an investigation into the conspiracy accusation, which had been reported earlier, had not produced any evidence that Mr. Brown had violated the law.

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An Open Mike, a Loudmouth Live, and Thou . . .

Date: 26 September 1993

By Elizabeth Kolbert

Elizabeth Kolbert

IT was the ultimate tribute to the power of talk radio: Bill Clinton was taking questions. Last week, as part of the media blitz surrounding the President's health care proposal, the Clinton Administration held the first-ever White House briefing for hosts of the nation's radio call-in programs. Roughly 200 hosts showed up.

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Carol L. Sutcliffe, John C. Macy 2d

Date: 26 September 1993

Carol Lynn Sutcliffe, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sutcliffe of Portland, Conn., was married yesterday to Dr. John Curtis Macy 2d, a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Macy of Franklin Lakes, N.J. The Rev. Thomas Richard officiated at the First Congregational Church in Nantucket, Mass. Mrs. Macy, 27, and her husband, 29, work at the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont in Burlington, where she is an occupational therapist and he is a resident in neurosurgery. She graduated from Elizabethtown College.

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Dinkins Set To Propose Health Plans

Date: 27 September 1993

By Jonathan P. Hicks

Jonathan Hicks

In the fourth major policy statement in a week, Mayor David N. Dinkins plans to announce a series of health-care initiatives today that range from expanding the number of neighborhood health centers to providing scholarships to medical students who agree to serve patients with AIDS after graduation. Mr. Dinkins's health proposals are the latest in a series of policy statements intended to seize the attention of the public in an election season in which the Mayor has been plagued by bad news. The health proposals are also intended to counter the claims of Rudolph W. Giuliani, the Republican-Liberal mayoral candidate, that the Dinkins administration is without leadership on a number of fronts. Mr. Giuliani has faulted the Mayor in recent weeks for the city's management of public hospitals, some of which he said should be privatized.

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