Gender gap in 1996 campaign as voters split by sex
Ellen Goodman argues the 1996 race shows a gender divide with women favoring Clinton and social programs while men lean toward budget cuts. She notes polls, swing voters, and the rhetoric of self reliance shaping party messages and voter alignment.
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Calif
Mars
Venus
Times Mirror Center For the People
Andrew Kohut
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NBC
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Dole
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Gingrich
HIV AIDS Treatment Information Hotline Expanded Access
The federal HIV AIDS Treatment Information Service offers a toll free hot line at 1 800 HIV 0440 and access by computer. Hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. CST Monday through Friday. For computer access guidance call 1 800 272 4787.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Employers curb office Internet use amid porn and policy debates
The AP reports workers accessing explicit sites and leakages via company mail and networks. Texaco drafts a detailed policy warning monitoring and firing for off‑hour or inappropriate downloads while Boeing plans filters and rules. IBM and Microsoft lack formal policies.
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Amsterdam
Texaco Inc
Texaco
Louis Maltby
ACLU
Boeing Co
Seattle
Lee Lathrop
Boeing
Lathrop
IBM
Microsoft
Washington
Mark Rasch
Jim Warren
Manchester Police Swap to American Style Caps
Manchester police become the first in England and Wales to replace 1870 conical helmets with flat-topped caps and trade belted tunics for bomber jackets. Officials warn helmets convey authority while officers seek gear suited to cars and foot chases. reactions cite tradition and practicality.
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ONDON
Manchester
England
Brian Mackenzie
Police Superintendents Association
Wales
David Wilmot
Greater Manchester
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycling drive
The Gazette touts its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and on recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at Gly Caen Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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the Gazette
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Sixth St
Drop-off box moved to city recycling site in Marion
The Marion Hy-Vee Food Store drop-off box is relocated to the permanent recycling drop-off behind the Public Services Facility at 195 35th St. A prior report claimed it would stay at Hy-Vee through March. Gazette notes correction and will address accuracy complaints.
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Public Services
35Th St
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