Wooden Canteen Demo Shows Civil War Style Craft at Iowa State Fair
Jeff Sowers of Milo demonstrated coopering at the Iowa State Fair making wooden barrels and buckets. The wooden canteen evokes Civil War era canteens and was shown as a sample of his craft during the fair.
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Aging book touts super young attitude to look younger
A new aging book argues a super young mindset slows aging and helps appearance. Outside, the iMac is praised as art and state of the art inside. Vijay Singh wins the PGA with a 68 and Pettis dominates Hawkeye Downs Speedway feature race.
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Tomorrow’s Vine Ripened Tomato Recipes Preview
Tomorrow’s Food section highlights a crop of luscious tomato recipes to inspire home cooks. The feature spotlights fresh varieties, seasonal tips, and simple dishes perfect for weeknight menus.
Clinton prepares to testify before grand jury in Lewinsky saga
President Clinton faces a grand jury over his relationship with Monica Lewinsky amid calls to disclose the full truth. Lead attorney David Kendall says the president will tell the truth. A televised address may follow as lawmakers seek complete disclosure.
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President Clinton to testify before grand jury today
President Clinton is set to begin grand jury testimony at noon with independent counsel Kenneth Starr directing. The interview, expected to last four to six hours, will take place in the White House map room with three legal counselors and a television hookup to the nearby federal courthouse where the 23 jurors may pose questions through a prosecutor.
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Asian crisis lowers prices for imports and goods
Economists say Asia's downturn reduced oil demand and global prices, benefiting US consumers with cheaper fuel and electronics. The trend boosted imports and kept prices down, though experts warn the good times may not last.
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Gambling seen as rite of passage among Iowa youths
Gazette staff writer notes a generation of Iowans views gambling as normal and harmless. Experts warn the message to youths must emphasize risks, as Minnesota research shows age shifts toward legalized wagering after turning 18 while informal games decline.
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US West strike looms as federal mediator urged to resume talks
US West and 34 000 union workers await a federal mediator to restart negotiations after a Sunday morning strike began in 13 of 14 coverage states. Jim Mahon asked for a cooling off period. no resume date set. Managers fill gaps with 15 000 trained supervisors. union cites demands on overtime and pay.
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