Groundhog Day doubts and memories of youth
A Gazette column muses on Groundhog Day skepticism and common superstitions, while noting a birthday on Feb. 2 for Annie. It highlights two Marion martial artists, Michael and Natalie DuCett, named to Gold Team 2000 as Olympic hopefuls with fundraising details.
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Iowa
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Annie
Marion
U.S
Michael DuCett
Natalie DuCett
Tae Kwon Do Union Inc
Olympic Plaza
Colorado Springs
Colo
Michael
Cedar Rapids Gazette promotes recycling and soybean ink use
The Gazette urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street Southwest or through nearby locations. Established in 1883, The Cedar Rapids Gazette prints daily and Sunday from Cedar Rapids Iowa with subscription options and AP republication rights.
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City Carton
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Cedar Rapids
The
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Third Avenue SE
Iowa
Cedarids
U.S
Associated Press
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Iowa City
Dozen Unruly Passengers Banned After Virginia Stopover
About 12 passengers on a Airtours charter jet from London to Jamaica became unruly after consuming alcohol. The captain made an unscheduled stop at Norfolk International Airport and stranded the group. None face charges.
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London
Jamaica
Virginia
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Wayne Shank
Airtours
Bush Dole Lead GOP Field in LAT Poll for 2000 Nomination
The Los Angeles Times poll shows George W. Bush leading the Republican pack with 39 percent, Elizabeth Dole at 25 percent, and Dan Quayle at 17 percent while Al Gore leads Democrats at 52 percent. Trial heats give Bush 57 percent to Gore 39 percent and Dole 50 percent to Gore 42 percent.
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Los Angeles Times
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Elizabeth Dole
al Gore
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Dole
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Dan Quayle
Gore
Jesse Jackson
House
Richard Ge
Phardt
Missouri
New Jersey
Bill Bradley
Massachusetts
John Kerry
Bradley
Monica Lewinsky
Senate embraces collegial touch amid impeachment trial
The article notes increased physical contact among senators during the Clinton impeachment trial. It describes gestures from Thurmond gripping Rehnquist to Biden’s arm around Wellstone and Lott’s arm around Daschle. Experts suggest the behavior reflects loneliness and mutual support to cope with partisan strain.
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Ashington
Tom Daschle
Strom Thurmond
Joe Biden Jr
Clinton
Senate
Charles Schumer
D-N.y
Schumer
Thurmond
William
Biden
Delaware
Paul Wellstone
D-Minn
Wellstone
Trent Lott
Lott
Daschle
Polls show two thirds oppose removing Clinton
Weekend surveys by Newsweek LA Times and Washington Post find about 65 percent oppose convicting and removing President Clinton. A majority disapprove of new Lewinsky testimony and of Vernon Jordan and Sidney Blumenthal appearing.
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House
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Senate
Clinton
Newsweek
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Lewinsky
Vernon Jordan
White House
Sidney Blumenthal
The
Corrections Notice on Clinton Impeachment Story
Edits from Sunday editions repeated impeachment coverage of President Clinton page 11A. Megan Bruce of Van Buren Elementary was misidentified in Saturday's Money section photo. The Gazette will publish corrections for accuracy and completeness on request.
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Johnson County
Megan Bruce
van Buren Elementary School
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