Naked Camera Toss at THAW Festival Draws Mixed Reactions
A THAW festival piece at the University of Iowa featured nine participants aged 7 to 47 tossing a video camera while nude to capture unconventional angles. Critics note nudity stigma and debate acceptability, alongside an Iowa City bikini contest incident at The Union bar.
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Senate passes reform bill to overhaul campaign finance
The Senate voted 59 to 41 to overhaul campaign finance, led by John McCain and Russell Feingold. It would ban large unregulated party donations, curb independent political ads, and raise limits on smaller regulated contributions. If approved by the House and signed by Bush, it would be a landmark change, facing anticipated legal challenges.
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Senate bill tightens campaign finance rules and soft money bans
The Senate bill bans soft money from unions and corporations to parties and limits issue ads before elections. It raises individual donation limits from 1000 to 2000 and raises yearly caps to 37500. It aims to curb wealthier donors’ influence while allowing broader political speech within new rules.
Cloning sparks confusion and ethical debate in US
An AP report traces public confusion over human cloning as emails seek cloned children and scientists argue about safety and feasibility. It notes animal cloning deaths, potential immune defects, and limits such as cloning duplicating DNA but not personality or a resurrected child.
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Corrections to Gazette Health Page Notice
The Gazette corrects several items from Sunday's issue. Lynne Stamus contact number is 354 1390 for Gardens By Design and Ever lasting Community Gardens. The Center for Health and Well Being at St Luke's Hospital is not a sponsor for TriVoga classes next weekend. The Gazette will publish corrections or clarifications when reports are wrong. Phone 398 8313.
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Gazette Promotes Agriculture with Soybean Ink
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support farming and sustainability. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at nearby locations.
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