Clinton acquitted but history will judge
Leonard Pitts argues that Bill Clinton did not escape punishment but will bear the stain of scandal in history. He notes impeachment failed to remove him while affirming the deeper consequence: Clinton's legacy is defined by the affair, not by any singular act of absolution. Pitts urges measured reaction rather than celebration.
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States urged to adopt uniform teacher standards nationwide
Education Secretary Richard Riley urged states to adopt consistent licensing and evaluation policies for teachers at a California State University Long Beach address. He warned current hiring and certification gaps hurt standards, noting 2 million teachers may be hired in coming decades and endorsing a three year trial license with subject exams, then higher standards and a professional license with performance reviews and pay raises.
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First Lady Considers Senate Run in New York
Hillary Rodham Clinton says she will give careful thought to running for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Daniel Patrick Moynihan in 2000. She promises a decision later this year while focusing on the president's agenda and thanking supporters for encouragement.
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Corrections Issued On Cedar Rapids Bowling Alley Report
The Gazette reports corrections after indicating Jubilee Lanes on Twixt Town Rd NE Cedar Rapids was open in error. A Sunday story misattributed a meth case statement to Jeff Jordan and Savino Aguilar. the claim came from another witness.
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Gazette Promotes Soybean Ink and Recycling Initiative
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support sustainable printing. It urges readers to recycle papers at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St SW or at nearby recycling drop-offs.
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Doctors miss a third of child abuse head injuries
A study of 173 infants and toddlers treated 1990 to 1995 across the Rocky Mountain region found 54 cases or 31 percent where abuse-related head injuries were not recognized for an average of seven days. Five children died. four might have survived with earlier detection.
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