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- ART REVIEW : Four Floors of Evolution : The '91 Whitney Biennial divvies up painters, sculptors and photographers from the '50s to the '90s floor by floor--and the curators' conceit works
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- Why the Fed Isn't a Vaunted Superpower : Economy: The overstated but colorful differences between Alan Greenspan and Paul Volcker hide the board's relative powerlessness.
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- School Targets Alcohol Abuse : Students: UC Berkeley considers new regulations for fraternities and sororities after drinking-related deaths.
- Controversy Floods New Pasadena Pool : Recreation: Minorities say Rose Bowl Aquatic Center is elitist. But the dispute seems to be more a reflection of basic differences about what the pool should be.
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- Good Health Magazine : MEDICINE : IN BY 7, OUT BY 5 : IN OUTPATIENT CENTERS AROUND THE COUNTRY, DOCTORS ARE PERFORMING SURGICAL PROCEDURES THAT ONCE REQUIRED WEEKS OF RECOVERY AND ARE SENDING PATIENTS HOME THE SAME DAY.
- 'Divorced' Lesbians and Gays Challenging Legal Definition of a Parent : Family law: Some unconventional 'marriages' end in custody disputes. Courts are asked to validate female 'fathers.'
- Federal Child-Support Collection May Replace Welfare : Public Aid: Congress will consider implementing a centralized system to ensure that fathers pay. The plan would subsidize families with no other recourse.
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- Salvadoran Peace Negotiators Agree on Some Reforms
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- California IN BRIEF : DORRIS : Town Residents Return to Homes
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- First Kurds Fly to New U.S. Camp : Refugees: The 250 are the vanguard of an expected half a million awaiting settlement in northern Iraq. An Air Force jet carrying aid lands in Tehran.
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- New Denver Airport Running Slow : Transportation: Plans have been scaled down. Many residents are trying to halt the costly project.
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- Harvard Square Neighbors Fight Change : Cities: Stores selling designer clothes and gourmet coffee are replacing the coffee shops and dusty bookstores.
- Alan Shepard Recalls Pioneering Flight as 'the First Baby Step' in Space : Last frontier: May marks 30th anniversary of America's maiden voyage. It was the former Navy test pilot's most exciting moment.
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- With Mayor Abroad, Gates Furor Quiets : King beating: Some black leaders question timing of Bradley's trip to the Far East. Police chief defends events aimed at raising his popularity.
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- Educators Fear Devastation From Cuts : Budgets: Reduced state funding may cost county schools $20 million next year. Districts have already tapped reserves and now face painful losses of personnel and programs.
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- New Report Links Sununu and Alleged Travel Abuses : Politics: White House defends ski vacation paid for by lobbying group. Administration legal staff prepares to tighten rules.
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