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E & 501 University Dr. W STUDENT L O A NS ft .i \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ - o^ CO toK> e ^ re**®'* Page 12 • Thursday, January 21, 1999 N ATION Clinton’s approval high despif ongoing Senate impeachment tr he Batta. 1 i WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi dent Clinton bolstered his already robust standing in the polls with a State of the Union address that focused on problems facing Americans but did not mention his own biggest problem — the Senate impeach ment trial. Polls released cunton Wednesday by ABC, CBS and NBC suggested the public’s approval of Clinton’s job performance are near all-time highs even as the Senate is hearing evidence on whether the president should be removed from office. His job approval rating ranged from 66 percent in the ABC poll to 72 percent in the CBS poll to 76 percent in the NBC poll. His approval numbers were three to five points higher after the speech, depending on the poll. Almost four out of five Ameri cans who watched President Clin ton’s State of the Union address ap proved of most of his proposals and agreed with his decision not to rhment trial. thos ho mention his impe cording to several pc Three-fourths of tioned in a C Today/Gallup poll of pe watched the State of the Union said the proposals suggested by Clinton will save Social Security. By better than a 2-to-l margin, those polled by ABC said it’s more important for the federal govern ment to use the surplus for Medicare and Social Security rather than tax cuts. Republicans favor applying part of the surplus for Social Security, but want to use the remainder for tax cuts. The president advocated using the surplus to bolster a number of areas of spending, most notably So cial Security. The president's ebullient de scription of the nation’s economic growth had an effect on thos watched the speech. After the speech, 40 p thought the nation’s econon excellent, compared to 27 p before the speech. The bump in Clinton’s approval rating comes at a time when his sustained job approval numbers who are among the strongesii: ident in three decades. The president’s averaiJlL pt oval rating lor the la;;TTi i I ‘> 1 >S wa i '(> pvivou ;■L f I poll, one of the highest 1 performances bv a pre- 2 * President Lvndon Johr;c|/f / ui years, according to FranldM J editoi in chief oftbeGdSis a sa The only time in the i president decades that preside:;- fc sin ' joyed stronger approval imething Gallup poll for a sustat: jshed win were the first quarter(Mwillian Carter s term and thesu is I now st ularitv enjoyed by Pre ciee in the after the capture of F leader Manuel Noriega tory in the Persian Gul Only two other presi last 50 years have sen terms. Dwight Eiseti Ronald Reagan. Newpo Eisenhower was at 57 Reagan was at 48 pert it similar pointsi do ?nt |fbr only te history < resident ol ®ing trie on; must , each me nt ■sentatives om office. Perjury a tat if com 'on Id likel Sat warn te same st Medical institute says cancer resear should focus on ‘special populatioi WASHINGTON (AP) — Scientists studying why some minorities are more prone to certain types of cancer should focus on regional and ethnic groups rather than the current four broad racial categories, the Institute of Medicine said Wednesday. Studying cancer rates among smaller groups it termed “special populations†will allow researchers to more accurately measure the impact of such things as “cultural and behavioral factors, beliefs, lifestyle pat terns, diet, environmental living conditions and other factors,†said the institute, which advises the govern ment on health issues. The report called on the National Institutes of Health to increase its efforts to determine why mi norities are more prone to develop and die from cer tain types of cancer. In TUesday night’s! Union address, Clinti manship for his progii sell people on Clintonpt 29 If he i well. ■sformec ■Based o barges of ■•esentat we he lied jhis, ho\ is family c Record it ans believ' /h\ don’t ional mem land to t ntdils mai higher among Hispanic- and Vaetnamese-;!^' women and that Alaska natives have higlt colon and rectal cancer. , Thc Sen “With the population becon.; he nopuht verse, it is critical that we learn why someetT-T, ^ norities and the medically underserved areniv ] ^ to cancer and less likely to survive it,†sa '^ ’lushine th Haynes, chairman of the committee that pre: )e , Hls ^ ec j report. Khe cur Federal programs, including medical ^ lent 7 actn on four racial classifications: white, black, Ad an j nt cific Islander and American Indian or Alaska''^ | ie a If he is Studies have found that black men have ly high rates of prostate cancer while Asian; likely to develop stomach and liver cancer th are. Studies also have found that cervical 313 S. 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