Reno may face oath before Senate panel over independent counsel
The editorial notes Sen. Orrin Hatch warns Janet Reno could be called to testify under oath on Fox News Sunday about not naming an independent prosecutor for Democratic fundraising. Republicans doubt her justification while Democrats accuse Washington of endless investigations and moral theater.
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Safe secure school costs sixteen thousand yearly per child
After abandonment, a Florida mother moves six children to Christian Home and Bible School in Mount Dora to secure education and reunite the family. Officials say annual costs total about eighty three thousand dollars, or sixteen thousand per child, and the mother would need over sixteen hundred dollars weekly to cover it. The story notes the difficulty of keeping the kids together there and the mother’s ongoing communication with the school.
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Iowa governor warns on local livestock restrictions impact
Governor Terry Branstad argues that Humboldt County style limits on livestock operations threaten Iowa’s economy. He urges swift statewide environmental enforcement to shield family farms, credit access, and agriculture related industries from restrictive local rules.
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Teen sexuality program seeks open family dialogue
The Linn County Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Coalition promotes teen pregnancy awareness during The week of Teen Pregnancy Prevention. A program for pre teens and caregivers by Mark Darby runs 6 30 to 8 30 p m Wednesday at McKinley Middle School auditorium with no cost and open access.
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Large hog confinements threaten Iowa drinking water
Residents near eight or more small acreages fear a nearby hog confinement expansion will contaminate wells and runoff. They cite shallow wells, underground seepage, and lack of construction standards while urging local laws require residents to live on sites and stricter oversight.
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Waukon
North Carolina
Correction to PT. Larson letter in Monday Gazette
A corrected sentence clarifies the phrasing in PT. Larson's Monday Gazette letter. It should read Enjoy the parks sparks of some fiery campaigning, as I continue to Chip away at my opponent's lead.
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Gazette letter submission guidelines printed for readers
The Gazette explains its policy for letters to the editor, noting a 300 word limit and required contact details. Readers must include name street address and daytime phone number, with only the name and hometown published. Address, fax, and email are provided for submissions.
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Iowa
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National Day of Prayer theme centers on trust in God
The 46th National Day of Prayer falls on May 1 with the theme In God We Trust. A service is set for 7 p.m. May 1 at Unity Center of Cedar Rapids at 3791 Blairs Ferry Road NE, inviting all to attend and join in prayer for guidance.
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Commandments in Law and Faith
A pro religious opinion asserts the Ten Commandments are God’s law not man’s doctrine. It lauds Judge Roy Moore for resisting ACLU challenges and endorses God as the foundation of U S law and the nation under God.
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