PETA to Target Anglers in New Jersey Tournament and Beyond
Mike Deupree notes PETA plans a first anti fishing protest at a New Jersey tournament next August with future campaigns on coasts lakes and streams. He describes potential tactics including stone throwing boat hindrance and a fish mascot named Gill while warning of possible confrontations and ethical debates about angling.
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Urban legends and myths spread by email and lore
A look at how urban legends travel through electronic mail and the Internet. Folklorists note the cookie recipe scam and tainted Halloween candy stories persist, backed by credibility and shared myth, troubling Neiman Marcus and captivating audiences.
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Bill Ellis
Pennsylvania State University
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Devil sticks rise as low tech kids plaything sweeps shops
The three-stick toy delights children and adults, spreading from schools to campuses. Originating in Asia and revived by Canadian creators, the device blends juggling and balance, with prices around 15 to 20 dollars. Enthusiasts praise its portability and focus, while retailers report strong seasonal demand and a growing cultural footprint.
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Telecommuting gains eyed by Fortune 1000 firms
Telecommute America finds that 10 percent of Fortune 1000 firms without telecommuting plans expect to start or consider such options this year. Two thirds already run telecommuting programs. The Labor Department issues violence prevention guidelines advising metal detectors alarm systems lighting and panic aids.
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Gazette Promotes Soybean Ink and Recycling Drive
The Gazette highlights agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling site.
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Correction: captions transposed for brides on Milestones cover
The Gazette notes that captions for two photos on the Sunday Milestones cover, featuring brides Christie Millard and Laura Struble, were swapped. The newspaper will publish a correction or clarification in this space and urges readers to report accuracy concerns by calling 398 8313.
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