Was Quayle decision driven by urge to golf
Mike Royko questions whether Dan Quayle’s refusal to run for president is about family life or golf. The dialogue debates whether politicians use family values rhetoric while pursuing public roles, with pop culture references and humor.
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Vigilante hailed as hero after freeway graffitI shooting
William Masters, 35, says he fired at two graffiti artists after being threatened with a screwdriver during a late night encounter at a Los Angeles underpass. Cesar Arce was killed and David Hillo wounded. Prosecutors debated charges including murder and vicarious murder, while Masters faces possible concealed weapon charges and his supporters rally for his self defense stance.
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David Hillo
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Robert Cohen
Teens drive 165 percent surge in youth murders
At the A A A S meeting in Atlanta criminologist James Fox reports youth murders age 14 to 17 have risen 165 percent since 1985 while white male teen murders doubled and black teen murders tripled. He warns the teen population will grow 23 percent by 2005 and could drive more violence.
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Northeastern University
Boston
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U.S
Teen homicide trends rise with 1985 crack era
FBI data show teen murders 7.9 per 100 000 in 1976 rising to 18.6 in 1993 as White and Black male youths 14 to 24 account for large shares of victims and killers. Alfred Blumstein notes the 1985 start of the surge with crack cocaine and widespread handgun possession.
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Alfred Blumstein
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh
Corrections issued for Marion district nurse counts
The Gazette corrects a January 26 report misstating nurse numbers for the Marion School District. It clarifies there are two part time nurses and three health associates for about 1 600 students.
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Kristin Kasner
The
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Cedar Rapids Gazette promotes recycling and local delivery details
The Gazette highlights soybean ink and recycled news printing and directs readers to carton recycling at 4250 Sixth St SW or nearest location. It notes Cedar Rapids Cedar Gazette USPS listing, circulation rates, and subscription options with AP news rights and postmaster address details.
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