Road signs and food signs frustrate Iowa travelers
A reader laments Iowa DOT signage on Interstates missing restaurant specificity and quality. He recalls trying Maid-Rites off I 280, a vast truck stop near Walcott, and seeks clearer unit labeling beyond generic food warnings. He also notes local peach quality and puzzles in newspapers while reminiscing about farming and a reunion with coach Paul Scott.
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Gazette Promotes Green Printing and Recycling Drives
The Gazette highlights sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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Cheney family faces public handling of a gay daughter
The Los Angeles Times piece analyzes how conservative figures such as Dick and Lynne Cheney confront a gay daughter Mary as a test of privacy and political allegiance. It notes Mary Cheney's career at Coors Brewery and remarks by Dick Cheney on gay relatives influencing presidential choices.
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Reform Party convention could show growing pains
The Reform Party faces a power struggle between Pat Buchanan and Ross Perot allies as John Hagelin vies for influence. Buchanan disputes fraud claims while Perot supporters push to deny him the nomination and related federal funds.
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Gore narrows running mate list amid four contenders
In Nashville Gore meets with search team and signals a decision soon. Four senators emerge as leading candidates: Evan Bayh John Edwards John Kerry and Joseph Lieberman with Kerry and Edwards seen as frontrunners.
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