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Show DAILY A4 Thursday, October 14, 2004 HERALD Tobacco buyout helps Republican Burr close gap in N.C. Senate race AnuMiii (XlxT l lungs, the candidates .tie kittling over who should get credit toi ,i tol.xin'o quota buyout package t h.ii i oni ess passed Monday, which 'i cptvted to inject nearly billion into the state economy. hi.'tigh Nth candidates predicted ,t!u i .ice would lighten and remain in doubt until the end. some within the t it u teti Hun tor not ik gearing his .imiMign i!ve,u liei hose doubts were erased by the ci'P.c:e-.siu.is Septemlvr surge. v huh saw tin-elease two weeks ago o! a Mason lhxon llhng i Research " Gary D. Robertson M A jio Inlli .ii (mi kill, ' in a kepublii an Conci ess ii I.' ow'el v I Ills fk .11 id u .m ill t c iMin .uh fll'M-Mi'it' .I d bill ! '..t V l' .lied Kcp. Kll k .lllil IKX k i .ll 1' U 111! i V H1K l! f. .kiiif Howe's, loinicr h i .ulriii t'Sm i;n - W illie House duel ! si .lit K mi i! $-- lu ; i montlis to ll' :! j t lvvkvh,; CftH I ..in HI ir r main ct ohted to n.ui out hi- i.imii n'ssi ul .'i nP N ii. lie i .tr.iMif-j,ii;.iihm I Ii.iN th'l ! n;c : i :. '!' . i 1 kV4 . I vjvt ,u:.,.uh hi i! 7 lw les w it h just a 45 ey sltow mg to lead More re-i- . ent pet (vrcenj em .(Hills H'.i e kept the race ui the in 1 Ihiii v use m the occurred' after lit up the airw aves w ith TV.com-n;e- i i u's linking How le with his boss. Clinton tlimk we are now ahead." Kurr sau! an tniet lew lelore a campaign l a(ijn .nance uesd.iy in rural i'ount 'We clearly have the )lk he tor-P'.- V .1 Rich--moiu- advantage same-polhowrtl tlie lUish"h-eniuket eMeiuimg its. lead in North i ai 'iinaovei iVm.Mancpresidenli.il nor'.'.iuv Stni lonr. Kerry and running m. lit N n Jolt;', dw ardsot North he cue House encouraged hi"-;o v.'t h :"e dw ai ds Senate seat N'w it . ,'.:id h lehow IVnuvrats re-- t Bmsh lacks the .en- :u:.t-;- v netted to give the be -- e Car-or.n- - Associated Press BYRON HOLLAND, Demoaatk Senate candidate Erskine Bowles, nc'if. talks to Roy Thompson, d welding instructor, during a campaign stop in New Bi'rrt. 5. Bowles is ruott.'iirutnsf Republican Rep. Richard Burr. The winner succeeds John Edwards. C.oiHt a I t rade Agreement and efforts to estabs lish permanent normal trading to c'hina Burr himself has a record of support for free trade A not Iter Burr ad links Bowies to i i - North Carolina A T a.w .i - t .. i'j 's.e.o. W ii ' W': sue '...'. Civ: .vnate lVnnvrats t'e s;. ne is very split in ! clmton administration troop : .Mstviow trom tta- - IXile's "iL puiv ixvtv. when she s'..; v ess:;;-e:u be aned bow ,es :n the race to North Caroli-::- Jesse leiris o;;;et vnate seat . - RMET1 Ruhjrd s Senate candidate U S Republican BU1UH Burr vi N ? ii ..:'..! ,:: : .a job losses i :rade. Burr's ads . Mre-.t'- . s evonomy reel-- ' , :es as luv.on s chief v N ne-- menc.m Tree i Carolina native. Ttie $10 billion tobacco buyout, to a corporate tax bill, could prove pivotal. In May. Bush said he saw no need for it The White House reversed course a month later after being, told tobacco grow ers would blame Republicans if there were no deal for the government to pay them for giving up depression-eraimed' at keeping leaf prices quota-- 'reduc- tions and other military spending cuts "wiule terrorists were declaring war on America." Bowles has fired Kick w ith accusations that Burr is beholden to corporate interests at the expense of North Carolina voters. , ; "Richard Burr .. always putting the special interests first." said an ad at- tacking Burr for being one of only 12 House members to vote against a bill to prevent nursing homes from Medicaid pat lent s On defense issues. Bowles accuses ar, tt :r.s nc i it was going to lie itylhoiLse. lxwles' is diuMor. now Mu-- h; .u: Burr of voting against veterans and on homeland security; And on Wednesday. Bowies-starterunning ads that feature retired Gen. Hugh Shetton. the retired chairman of the joint chief, of staff and a North rela-tnn- a high s.; not on the B;;rr g Ways and Means Committee, but House GOP leaders made him a nego tiator on the final bill, giving him a platform to tout a victory for tobacco farmers'. Though tobacco's importance in the state has waned in recent years, the buyout is hugely important in rural eastern North Carolina, where conservative Democrats often vote Republican in federal elections. Bowies also took credit for the buyout's passage, citing, his trip to Wash-ington last week to lobby two dozen Democratic senators to vote for it even though it lacked a provision giving the Food and Drug Administration regulatory authority over tobacco. Reynolds American, the nation's No. 2 cigarette maker and an opponent of FDA regulation, is based in Burr's congressional district. Its employees are among Burr's largest donors. Stiulv: Chubby babies, loan teens have liigherrisk of breast cancer Linda Johnson A .'he;s need to :'.:::: w as :e sv....: s New : : s Me!-- '; e:vr'.t: ;" ' Ssioei tv ccrcafea wv wic ee Birth m :u! ,'' " s ' -. :::- ,:e : . a: ct-- - of ' "ea-e- ta-- ceast cae 9tt " 000 Da'1)?" o 'H we'e adults. ReMa'Ce a aid tr,- a$ adjfts 'i at year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention It is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer in w omen, after skin cancer. Halt and Dr. Yelena Novik. a breast cancer specialist at University Cancer Center said the study was particularly strong because of the huge number of girls studied and the detailed school and adult health records available m Denmark. But Novik said if would have ea"5. v.e-- e Body Mass 14 pounds lodu old ycrs 14 :;ie at yjrs old .vrcer.: . e.r ., s. : e.vv.;-j- ; c.e LS . ::h fee: w pared :.:. ' :.ia ::A'.".es s; New-Yor- ror 'er c. H' V!'!''.1':.: e:v ' .a s a : .:e :;: : ec ca 'ecccs .the risk of breast cancer. Breast cancer will kill about 40. tW. American women this '.e- ::u:vw a: a a:v. ear a: '.' w t s: ' w - :,;':.-.'- - iV" ' fan of-c- fe-- ' v'e ae t .s- - t eai." 'evO'js 3 : substances in food. They wrote that there has been a steady increase in both the rate of breast cancer and women's average height in Japan over the past five decades, probably because of a change in diet. Likewise, breast cancer rates have been rising at the same time the world population has become taller over the ' past century. Identifying the exact biological mechanisms at work could eventually produce strategies for reducing the risk of breast cancer, they wrote. Melbye and the other doctors said pregnant women and young girls should not try to adjust their growth patterns based solely on the Danish find- menopause starts, the higher Childhood growth and breast cancer :r;v.t'e :" dtseman-- ' . been helpful :f the study had examined the women's weight and height as' adults and whether they had a family of breast- cancer In an editorial. Drs KarinB MichWand Walter C. Wille't of HaiT.ird Mti-ic.i- l .t studies in School wrote animals .r.d of giris exrx-seto radiation from, atomic explosions indicate th.it the tune be- rween concept 1:1 ind the development: of mammary glands may be when bre.ist cells are most vulnerable to ue noes. such.. is from his-tor- y As higher .her ns's. cancer "V breast or '..i:er "It is :h.i: peoc'.e had long susrwcted" s.iid L Wilur.'. H.ut. director of the Cur.o?r Institute or New .lersev He si:i factors that 'Jtf.uer'.ce uuf.-deyesocrrter.t of breast su tr. the.wcvttb .it'.d how earN' a itrl's breasts develop, as well as w hat a presr-ar.- t wocrar. eats u or'd drtriks ottd her daughter's diet during. vboldhood: appear to a: feet the risk of bre-is- t c.ir.cer Cv.e surprise w .is ha:, after .icustutg for the ocher rtsk fac- tors, the researchers fottr.d that the age at 'which . gtr". be; an not ri.uer.ce niertstruatutg her rtsk of 'breast cancer I: has long been dogrra .mvr.g doc- id tors that the earner nwrtrua-v.crbecrss and the later . "'.' ings. 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