Baseball scores roundup from the day
Red Sox defeated the Orioles 7 to 3 while the Indians beat the Blue Jays 13 to 6. Yankees lost to the Twins 4 to 2. Tigers topped the Orioles 9 to 4. Brewers edged the Mariners 6 to 1. White Sox beat the Royals 6 to 1. Athletics won 5 to 3 against the Angels in extra innings.
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Clinton Gore bus tour delayed due to friend’s death
Democratic nominee Bill Clinton and running mate Al Gore will push their three day bus tour back one day after the death of a longtime Clinton friend. The Cedar Rapids stop shifts to Thursday with a start in St. Louis and planned stops in Burlington Moline Cedar Rapids Prairie du Chien La Crosse and Eau Claire areas.
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Today's Chuckle About Timber in Presidential Heads
The gag notes that the public seeks a candidate of real presidential timber while joking that the only timber seen is in the candidates' heads.
Relationships Across Races Explored in Gazette Series
A three part series in The Gazette examines love and understanding across black and white relationships. Cultural hurdles and social climates in Cedar Rapids and beyond are discussed, inviting readers to reflect on interracial dating.
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2400 Troops to Kuwait for Training Exercises
The Bush administration plans to send 2,400 Army troops to Kuwait over the next three weeks for field training exercises to show U S resolve in the Persian Gulf. Units from Fort Hood and Fort Campbell will deploy, while Patriot missiles to Kuwait and weapons to Bahrain accompany the move.
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Bush Administration
Kuwait
U.S
Persian Gulf
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Fort Campbell
Pete Williams
Iraq
United Nations
Bahrain
Williams
Brain Structure Differences Reported In Gay Men
UCLA researchers Laura Allen and Roger Gorski found the anterior commissure 34 percent larger in gay men compared with heterosexual men. The study aligns with Salk Institute findings of smaller interstitial nuclei of the anterior hypothalamus in homosexual men, suggesting brain structure differences may underlie sexual orientation. The work, to be published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, supports a biological basis rather than environmental factors.
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Allen
Proceedings
National Academy of Sciences
Russians publish list of 39 U.S. civilian prisoners
Russian officials say 39 Americans held by the Soviet secret service during World War II may still be alive and released names with a contact number. A Pennsylvania man later identified his sister on the list and said she had lived near Pittsburgh in a convalescent home.
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U.S
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Dmitri Volkogonov
Soviet Union
Korea
Vietnam
United States
Poland
Lithuania
Volkogonov
Kremlin
Irina Berko
John Berko
Associated Press
Braddock
Travel Trends Describe Mixed Iowa Tourism Picture
Recession, price wars and shifting leisure spending shape travel in Iowa and the nation. Business travel benefits from cheaper air and car rates, while leisure dollars rise for entertainment and dining as transportation and lodging dip. Marilee Harmon notes similar patterns across the state.
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Rod Boshart
Des Moines
ES Moines
Iowa
Ted Stephan
Runzheimer International
Wisconsin
Doug Shifflet
Virginia
Shiffler & Associates
Marilee Harmon
Dubuque
Iowa Travel Council
Travelers face rising consumer taxes across states
A tax study shows states rely on sales, gasoline, and cigarette taxes to balance budgets. In fiscal 1992, sales, gasoline, and cigarette taxes rose by 825.7 million, 367.2 million, and 136.4 million respectively, with many areas also layering local levies on top of state rates. States vary widely with sales taxes from 0 to 7 percent and gasoline taxes commonly up, while cigarette taxes range from 2.5 cents to 50 cents per pack.
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CCH
Mort Sullivan
National Conference of State Legislatures
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District of Columbia
Mississippi
Rhode Island
Colorado
Wyoming
Alaska
Alabama
Maryland
Texas
Florida
Virginia
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