Dole Turns Loss Into Winning Public Image
The piece argues Bob Dole, defeated in the 1996 race, gains celebrity and potential wealth from post election appearances, while Clinton faces ongoing scrutiny. It contrasts Dole’s sunny public persona with Clinton’s burdens, predicting Dole could become a celebrated but stress free figure for four years.
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More U.S. Students Study Abroad Rise Continues
Suzanne Hartman from Emory University says many U.S. students are pursuing college credit abroad. A new study shows American students studying abroad rose 10.6 percent to 84,403 in 1994 95. Destinations include Australia Africa and the Middle East while foreign student enrollment in U S colleges grew less than 1 percent.
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Police Chief Corrects Name and Assault Charge Details
Mount Pleasant chief Terry Sammons clarifies his first name and reports Vincent Engelking faces an assault charge with display of a dangerous weapon in a November 26 incident involving his mother Patricia Engelking at 1400 Second Ave SE. The Gazette will address accuracy complaints via 398-8313.
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Commitment to the future Gazette promotes soy ink recycling
The Gazette advocates agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW or nearby locations. Subscriptions list 7 editions weekly, with 4 week and 52 week rates. AP content rights noted.
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Sugar tax defeat limits funding for Everglades cleanup
Florida voters rejected a sugar grower tax intended to fund Everglades restoration, a move that leaves financing gaps in the $3 to $5 billion project. Experts say the tax loss does not halt progress. six manmade marshes will still filter phosphorus runoff as cleanup moves forward.
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