Baseball season jokes and views on NOW rally mix humor and politics
Mike Deupree reflects on baseball returning to the sports pages and laments overlong coverage while offering a sly critique of owners players and fans. He describes a NOW rally on C-SPAN 1 and 2 contrasting with C-SPAN 3 questions, ending with a note that nine in ten Americans see themselves as middle class and that the country has baseball again despite the weather.
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C-Span
Washington
Beach Boys
Country Joe and the Fish
Eleanor Smear
National Organization For Women
Inquest Hears Charges Sought Over Pap Smear Errors
Milwaukee inquest jury recommends homicide charges against a lab, technician, and doctor for misread Pap smears that led to the deaths of Karin Smith and Dolores Geary from cervical cancer. DA McCann to decide on filing this week amid prior settlements and AMA remarks.
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Milwaukee
Karin Smith
Smith
Dolores Geary
E. Michael McCann
American Medical Association
AMA
McCann
Jorgen Knudsen
Marlene Knudsen
Wisconsin
Corrections and clarifications from The Gazette
The Gazette lists corrections: Heart International Adoption Services in Johnston placed 35 Russian children in two years. incorrect country stated earlier. Linn Community Food Bank location and contact details updated. Church address and Churches United phone were wrong in Success. Patricia McGuire quotes clarified. The Gazette invites accuracy complaints and will publish corrections.
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Heart International Adoption Services
Johnston
Russia
Margaret Corkery
Linn Community Food Bank
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth St. SE
Churches United
the Gazette
Free vaccine plan cut off in 14 states including Iowa
The government ends plans to supply free vaccine to private doctors serving poor children in 14 states under the Vaccines for Children program. Public clinics and many private doctors had participated since Oct 1, but those states lack a path to deliver free shots to impoverished, uninsured, or Native American children until next year.
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Washington
Iowa
Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink
The Gazette highlights agricultural commitment by printing with soybean ink and recycling programs. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St or use the nearest recycling location.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
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