Ethics and bias in journalism policy debated
A column argues that newsroom ethics rules do little to ensure objectivity. It questions firing editors for outside roles, noting compliance matters more than ethics and warning that strict policies mainly aid public relations and legal protection.
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Bright spring outerwear shifts from tan to vivid colors
The bread and butter trench coat era gives way to bold hues this spring. Purple rain coats attract buyers as retailers push bright color palettes for women.
Southeast Asia's NICs emerge as major US trade players
A study indicates Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore and Taiwan now outrank the United Kingdom and West Germany as markets for U S exports. Jack Hervey of the Federal Reserve notes these nations' growing role in international trade. A murder case in Iowa is also developing with court clashes and testimony about greed and drug abuse.
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Iowa
Campaigns neglect Iowa prairies say experts
Cornell College Professor Paul Christiansen notes campaigns to restore Iowa’s landscape overlook prairie planting. He argues that restoring prairies and wetland areas should be emphasized in public efforts and policy discussions.
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Paul Christiansen
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Towa
Prairies
Gazette names 14 finalists in Recipe Contest
In the 11th annual Gazette Recipe Contest fourteen finalists were chosen from over 800 entries by a seven member panel across seven categories. Finalists include Debbie Sullivan Cedar Rapids and Ruth Snider Iowa City with entries in Appetizers and Soups and Salads. Winners receive 75 for first place and 50 for runners up per category with 200 and 100 bonuses for the grand prize and runner up. Final results announced April 29 in The Gazette.
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Hiawatha
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Monticello
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29Th Ave
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Independence
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McGowan Blvd
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Mambo Kings author sued over defamation claim
Oscar Hijuelos is facing a defamation lawsuit from band leader Gloria Parker known as Glorious Gloria. Parker claims the Pulitizer-winning novel includes a character romantically involved with her troupe, harming her employment prospects. The suit, filed last month, targets Hijuelos and publisher Farar, Straus & Giroux.
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