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A-6- Tuesday, May 14, 1996 Sentinel Dole fancies oatmeal, C-SPAN National digest The Associated Press WASHINGTON Pssst. Bob uole fancies oatmeal at breakfast an A rnivi -in v-orrtiN re i mns hofnrn haA I but you didn't I ear it here. I As the reserved I uoie takes on the confessional Bill Clinton in this record lest they draw a glare from Dole. "He has oatmeal nearly every time for breakfast. Once in a while he'll splurge and have hotcakes," divulged one friend, who hastened to add, "Remember, I don't want my name attached to that." At work in the Capitol, Dole eats lunch at his desk.

"Usually some kind of soup," said another associate, again on condition of anonymity. Cocktails? "One drink, never two. Vodka and onion juice." Whatever other tidbits can be pried loose picture the 72-year-old Dole as a capital insider who orbits within a two-mile-wide circle in downtown Washington. On the eastern border of Dole's world is his Capitol office 20 paces from the Senate chamber and appointed in jade green, the color of his wife, Elizabeth's, eyes. Two photographs of her plus an oversized cutout of their miniature schnauzer, Leader are the only personal mementos on display.

Leader himself spends his days at Mrs. Dole's office at campaign headquarters. To the west is the Doles' condominium at The Watergate Washington's power address on the Potomac River. On the way to the elevators, residents can just as easily pick up their dry cleaning as a $5,000 gown from the Vera Wang boutique. Because Dole travels so frequently, his Watergate neighbors have a sort of joint custody arrangement to care for Leader.

Sunday mornings frequently find Dole espousing his "faith" Washington style on the network TV talk shows then branching at one of several downtown hotels with Mrs. Dole, a capital insider herself, having held two Cabinet posts and a White House staff job before taking the helm of the American Red Cross. Among Dole's favorite D.C. detours: Mr. K's, a Chinese restaurant whore the eggrolls are priced at $5.50 apiece and presented on gold-plated dinnerware; and Brooks whose tailors fit Dole's suits to mask his shattered right side, injured in World War II.

Pricey suits and high-rent digs aside, Dole and his wife do not live the high life. Money is no big deal for the independently wealthy couple who have invested well. years presidential campaign, Dole's colleagues, William Colby buried with full Army honors ARLINGTON, Va. The remains of former CIA Director William Colby were buried with military honors Monday at Arlington National Cemetery. After a private memorial service for family and friends, an urn bearing Colby's ashes was transported by horse-drawn caisson to its final resting place in a clearing surrounded by maple and pine trees.

Army marksmen fired a 21-gun salute, and a bugler played Taps as a Hag from the caisson was folded and presented to Colby's wife, Sally Shelton-Colby. inenas ana aides n0e are unanimous in their counsel that the Senate majority leader needs to loosen up nd show his personal side. But many of those who know Sim best are reluctant to share What they know at least for the better start making up stories'?" assistant independent counsel W. Ray Jahn asked. "Was ho thinking, 'I'm going to get in trouble.

I'll pick the future president of the United States to Some prosecution witnesses testified during the lu-week trial that they performed illegal acts at the behest of others, including James McDougal, who is accused with his ex-wife Susan and Gov. Jim Guy Tucker in a 21-count indictment. 18-month-old girl dies; babysitter held ENGLEWOOD, Colo. A 10-year-old boy who was babysitting an 18-month-old girl is the only suspect in the toddler's fatal beating, authorities said. Jazmine Hean died early Sunday morning of severe head injuries and she had internal injuries that were caused by a blunt object, the Arapahoe County coroner's office found.

The boy, who was watching Jazmine at his home in this Denver suburb, was in custody at Mont-view Detention Center for juveniles without bond. test developed for Alzheimer's Prosecutor says Hale had no reason to lie LITTLE ROCK, Ark. The Whitewater trial's chief prosecution witness had no reason to lie a decade ago when he said President Clinton benefited from an illegal loan, a prosecutor told jurors during closing arguments Monday. "Did David Hale say, "One of these days, I may get caught, so I the Associated Press WASHINGTON A new laboratory test of blood and skin cells $ffers promise for early detection Of Alzheimer's disease, a fatal $rain disorder that now cannot be Sositively diagnosed until after eath. The test could provide a way to determine if severe memory loss is due to Alzheimer's or to a treatable disorder, said Dr.

Jay H. Robbins, a National Cancer Institute researcher who led a team that developed the test. "This test could be useful in identifying the disease absolutely in patients who are diagnosed as probable Alzheimer's disease," said Robbins. "Many people who have blood relatives with the disease might want to know. The decision, for instance, could be important for family planning." So far, the test has only been conducted experimentally with frozen cells from a few dozen patients.

Much more research is needed before the test could be used generally on patients. Robbins said. A report on the research is to be published Tuesday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Early diagnosis of Alzheimer's also could give a boost to researchers now struggling to develop drugs for the disorder, said Dr. Zaven Khachatuarian, director of the Alzheimer's Association Ronald and Nancy Reagan Research Institute.

Khachatuarian said that drugs ranging from hormones to anti-in-flamatories to calcium channel blockers are being studied and all of these could be effectively tested only on people who are confirmed to have Alzheimer's. "Our ability to detect the disease early will be very important in developing these therapies," he said. Early detection will be even more important once drugs are developed, said Khachatuarian, because "Alzheimer's may start as early as 40 years before symptoms show up and this means that to slow down the progression of this disease, we need to be able to detect it and treat it early." The Alzheimer's Association estimates that at least 4 million Americans, including former President Reagan, suffer from Alzheimer's. Its symptoms include a gradual loss of memory and eventual failure of all other body functions. Although done only in the lab so far, the test does show that the skin and blood cells of Alzheimer's disease patients have fundamental differences that can be detected before symptoms of the disease become apparent.

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He said the government would match community grants up to $500 to reward high school students who do significant work for their communities. But critics contend that requiring students to perform community service is "mandatory volunteering" and unconstitutional. Lawyers with the Institute for Justice are filing a Supreme Court challenge this week. Staff attorney Scott G. Bullock shares the president's desire to build strong, interconnected communities, but says the "hallmark of community is volunteerism." Perlyn agrees.

He is graduating this year from Pine Crest School, which does not have a community service requirement. He started the nonprofit "Stepp'n Up" on his own and thinks helping others should come from the heart. Making it mandatory might result in more students becoming lifelong community servants, he says. "By requiring it, it takes away some of the special feeling you get," said Perlyn, who worked with shoe manufacturers and local stores to provide shoes to more than 5,000 children. Perlyn was one of about 100 youth volunteers who traveled to Washington last week to receive, The Prudential Spirit of Communi-' ty Award.

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