Don’t Let Kids Grow Up Cubs Fans Say It Isn’t Too Late
Royko recalls a father comforting his crying son after a Cubs loss and argues parents should avoid forcing sports obsession on children. He shares personal regret over his own Cubs upbringing and urges guiding kids toward other interests while leaving open hope for future baseball moments.
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Bomb threats rock northern England as police evacuate Leeds area
In Leeds and Doncaster during the morning rush hour two small blasts occurred after a series of bomb threats. No injuries were reported and Prime Minister Major and Labour leader Blair blamed the IRA for aiming to disrupt Britain’s May 1 elections.
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Clinton says he is not worried about McDougal evidence
President Clinton told reporters he is not worried about new Whitewater information from James McDougal, asserting no wrongdoing and no involvement in the discussed matters. McDougal, who faces prison for fraud and cited cooperation, says Clinton attended a 1986 meeting about a loan.
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Israeli premier likely avoids indictment in corruption probe
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared likely to escape indictment as state attorney Edna Arbel said prosecutors reached decisions in the influence peddling case. Analysts and media anticipated no charges, though the matter remains under Supreme Court review and broader political crisis continues.
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Clinton backs U S support for Hong Kong democracy
President Clinton met with Hong Kong Democratic Party leader Martin Lee to stress U S commitment to preserving Hong Kong democracy after the handover. He urged Beijing to honor the 1984 treaty guaranteeing political and civil liberties and warned about U S Chinese relations if freedoms are suppressed.
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Gazette Champions Soybean Ink And Recycling Drive
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St SW or at nearby local recycling centers.
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