Clean to Sober Recovery Center offers mothers new starts in C R
Cedar Rapids mother Stephanie Crosby's path to sobriety began after her mother threatened to take her child away. Since October 1993 the Heart of Iowa Mother and Child Recovery Center has housed and treated drug addicted pregnant women and mothers with children, providing housing, schooling, and medical care to help them achieve sobriety.
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Stephanie Crosby
Cedar Rapids
Crosby
Corey
Des Moines
Baltimore
Heart of Iowa
Mother and Child Recovery Center
Area Substance Abuse Council
ASAC
Newt Gingrich April Fools prank on ballot
In Marietta Georgia the Marietta Daily Journal ran an April Fools joke claiming Newt Gingrich would run for president in 1996 with Rush Limbaugh as his vice president after a meeting with Alvin Toffler. Gingrich praised the editors while critics called the stunt inappropriate.
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Marietta, Ga
Newt Gingrich
Rush Limbaugh
Marietta Daily Journal
Atlanta
Gingrich
Alvin Toffler
Limbaugh
Assimilation can hinder children in school study
A national study of 25 000 eighth graders shows that Asian Latino and black children with immigrant parents outperform peers with native-born parents. Immigrant families emphasize rules, less chores, tutoring, and reduced television to boost education.
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Los Angeles Times
University of Chicago
Marta Tienda
Iraq grants longer appeal window for two Americans
Two Americans jailed for illegally entering Iraq receive up to one month to appeal their eight year sentences, longer than the usual two weeks. State Secretary Warren Christopher warned that no early release will occur without Saddam Hussein's approval. David Caliberti and William Barloon were arrested after crossing from Kuwait on March 13 en route to a U.N. border post.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Warren Christopher
Washington
Saddam Hussein
Christopher
Cbs-Tv
Saddam
United States
U.S
David Caliberti
Jacksonville
Fla
William Barloon
New Hampton
Iowa
Kuwait
U.N
Hassab al-Oubaidi
Parliament
Foreign Relations Department
Japanese cult linked to nuclear fuel enrichment
Mainichi Shimbun reports police found uranium enrichment documents in a Aum Shinri Kyo member’s car after a March 23 seizure in western Japan. The papers, marked secret, allegedly came from a major nuclear plant contractor as the subway nerve gas attack toll rose to 11 with a death from kidney failure.
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Tokyo
Aum Shinri Kyo
Supreme Truth Cult
Mainichi Shimbun
Japan
Mainichi
Major league baseball owners and union agree to no deal
Owners accept the union offer to play without a formal agreement, paving the way for a shortened season starting next Sunday. The note appears in the newspaper with further details on page 10.
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Union
Connecticut
Tennessee
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