Dairy farm kids balance work and fun in Norway Iowa
Zach Schulte of Norway Iowa cares for dairy cattle at home and finds time for school and hobbies. The feature highlights rural life, responsibilities, and community activities as youths manage chores and enjoy farm a ctivities.
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Iowa
Hollywood Scandals Through Time Spotlight
Jodie Foster's unwed birth barely sparked a stir while Ingrid Bergman faced a major scandal fifty years earlier. Accent section 5B examines how fame shapes public reaction to private lives.
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Jodie Foster
Ingrid Bergman
Auto parts plant workers ease manager’s job in West Union
The West Union auto parts plant staff help simplify operations. Manager cites teamwork and efficiency as key factors in smooth daily production and workplace morale.
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West Union
What to look for in laser printers
A brief guide highlights compatibility speed and connections for choosing laser printers. Ken Hill of the Anaheim Angels spent time on his rehabilitation assignment pitching for the Kernels in a sports note.
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You Are What You Eat Food Quiz Teases Tuesday Section
A teaser for Tuesdays Food section invites readers to test knowledge of how food reaches markets and reveals unusual, surprising, and silly aspects of the food supply chain.
Kenya bombings lift hopes as survivors found amid debris
Rescue teams near the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi pulled 20 more bodies from the wreckage as the death toll in Kenya and Tanzania rose to 210, including 12 Americans. Consul General Julian Bartley was identified among the missing. American investigators and international teams joined church services and relief efforts while healthcare systems coped with 4,877 injured.
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Tanzania
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Daniel Arap Moi
Madeleine Albright
NBC
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Poverty hits 30 percent of Americans over three years
Census Bureau study using seven measures finds 30.3 percent of the population lived below the poverty line for at least two months from 1993 to 1995. Only 5.3 percent remained poor for two full years while 15.4 percent were poor each month in 1994. Blacks, Hispanics and children identified as among the poorest groups.
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Starr to concentrate impeachment report on Lewinsky case
Independent counsel Kenneth Starr will likely limit an impeachment report to evidence from the Monica Lewinsky investigation. Other Whitewater related matters would receive a separate filing to the three-judge panel that appointed him.
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White House
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Cash is the bottle bill’s redeeming feature in Iowa
Des Moines intern Jason J. Clayworth reports Iowa’s 5-cent bottle deposit drives high recycling rates with about 95 percent of refundable containers reclaimed and 44 114 tons recycled yearly. The celebration marks 20 years since the 1979 bottle bill under Gov. Ray, amid industry debate on its effectiveness and future.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Mick Berry
Berry
Weyerhaeuser
Container Recycling Institute
Arlington
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