Money and values clash in Clinton era critique
Ellen Goodman argues the Clintons symbolize sixties ideals and modern money ethics, facing scrutiny over income and motives. She notes tension between profits and public service, contrasts generational views on materialism, and cites leaders who balance cash with conscience.
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Correction notice rescinds listing of Holbrook in child support list
The Gazette clarifies that the delinquent list in Sunday's issue should read Russell E. Holbrook Sr. of Delaware County, not Russell E. Holbrook. The paper says corrections will be published for accuracy and fairness and provides a contact number 398-8313 for complaints.
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The Gazette Promotes Green Printing and Recycling
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support sustainable agriculture. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers by dropping them in boxes at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW.
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Eight Crayon Brands Flagged for Low Lead Levels
The Consumer Product Safety Commission lists eight crayon brands with low lead content raising concerns about potential ingestion by children. Brands include 64 Crayons models from A.J. Cohen Distributors, Baum Imports, Dynamic Division of Agora International, Overseas United, and others, with sales ranging from 16,949 to 295,000 boxes nationwide and in major metro areas.
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St. Albans
Overseas United
New York
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Los Angeles
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Minneapolis
Feido
Kipp Brothers, Inc
Indianapolis
Lead in imported crayons triggers recall and refunds
The CPSC warns that millions of crayons from China contain lead hazards for children. Three brands including a Toys R Us sold product are being recalled with refunds offered, and eight other brands show lead but below poisoning risk levels. Toys R Us will refund purchases without receipts.
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Hazardous Chinese crayons cited in lead exposure report
The report highlights three Chinese import crayons deemed most hazardous led by 42 Jumbo Crayons from Concord Enterprises of Los Angeles with 430 cases sold, Safe 48 Non-Toxic I'm a Toys R Us Kid! with 100000 packages in 1990 91 and 2000 last year, and 12 Crayons glory plus 18 Crayons That Paint from Glory Stationery Manufacturing Co Ltd Los Angeles. It notes Crayola dominates the $130 million annual US market with over half share and two billion crayons produced yearly. Lead in pigment and paraffin is discussed along with federal labeling Conforms to ASTM D 4236 after toxicologist review.
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Los Angeles
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Glory Stationery Manufacturing Co. Ltd
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