Golf and divorce a fickle tie for Gus Schrader
Gus Schrader writes in The Gazette about his arthritis relief and return to golf after considering divorce from the game. He details injections, alternative supplements, surgery hesitation, and a regimen of swimming and cycling that revived his weekly foursome play. He notes past milestones, three holes in one, and a hopeful recovery thread amid uncertainty.
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Gazette Recycles Newsprint with Soybean Ink Push
The Gazette highlights sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or at nearby recycling sites, with a contact number for more details.
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Elian Gonzalez Father Accuses Relatives of Abuse
Elian Gonzalez's father, Juan Miguel, accused his Miami relatives of child abuse for turning the boy against him. He told CBS that the 6-year-old wants to return to Cuba and questioned a video showing him saying he did not want to go. The fight remains before federal judges as protests and religious services accompany court action.
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Privacy law shifts Web sites toward protecting kids online
New federal privacy law effective Friday requires sites that attract children under 13 to obtain parental consent before collecting personal data and to disclose data use. Some sites pause questions or block minors, while others seek compliance through email verification or offline methods.
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Local Business Names Highlight Regional Economy
A collage of company names including Pappajohn Entrepreneu Pierson's Florist and University of Iowa Hospitals appears in a regional business roundup. The list features firms across healthcare, manufacturing, and services, underscoring local commercial activity.
Wall Street Closes Higher After Steep Selloff
The Dow Jones average, off more than 700 points in late trading, recovered about 100 points by the 4 p.m. bell at the NYSE. Gary Kalbaum of J.W. Genesis Securities calls the close vitally important as market volatility eased.
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Wall Street Lifts Late-Session Share Prices Amid Dip
Analysts note a late hour uptick by institutional investors after the worst week on Wall Street. The Dow fell 805.71 points and the Nasdaq slid 1 125.16 points last week amid renewed caution and looming margin calls.
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