Booming economy or uneven gains in the 1980s and 90s
Molly Ivins analyzes a rising Dow and falling wages showing wealth concentrated at the top. She cites bankruptcy filings, housing costs, and shifting industry as signs the boom did not lift all boats. The piece critiques media coverage and notes tax breaks for the rich as a poor policy choice.
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Teamsters UPS talks yield no progress in strike
Federally mediated session fails to end a five day UPS parcel strike. Teamsters President Carey and UPS chief negotiator Murray report no significant progress. governors Branstad and Allen urge Clinton intervention as small businesses suffer.
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Cedar Rapids Post Office Trials Sunday Parcel Delivery
Cedar Rapids post office plans Sunday delivery of parcel packages and Priority and Express mail to handle UPS strike demand. Officials say service will continue until further notice to avoid a backlog and win customers over. Local shippers report mixed impacts as some see rising business while others note declines.
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Flat Cat to Play Tonight at Red Lion Lounge
A $3 cover charge applies for Flat Cat at the Red Lion Lounge tonight. The Weekend Calendar previously omitted this fee and readers may contact The Gazette at 398-8313 with complaints about news accuracy.
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The Gazette Promotes Recycling Of Newspapers
The Gazette highlights a commitment to the future by using soybean ink for agriculture friendly printing. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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Smile Trend Shows 46 Percent Say Americans Smiling Less
A nationwide survey finds 46 percent of 1 000 adults say Americans smile less now than two years ago while 36 percent say more. In Dallas cabdriver Abraham Issiah notes growing stress and fewer smiles as Pepperidge Farm promotes Goldfish crackers with smiles.
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Boston College
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