Tyson the outlaw athlete in Maryland jail again
Jacquelyn Mitchard criticizes boxing's culture as Tyson serves a one year term for assault in Maryland. She notes past offenses, Nevada license revocation, and Showtime deal while questioning sport's ethics and Tyson’s ambassadorship. The column fuses bold claims on boxing’s fate with cultural critique.
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycling drive
The Gazette urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids or using the nearest location. Subscription rates include Morning Editions and Sunday issues at 19.00 for 4 weeks, 236.00 for 52 weeks, and 293.80 for 52 weeks in other states. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights to local news. Send address to Cedar Rapids ETTE, P O Box 511, Cedar Rapids IA 52406.
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Correction notice for Doonesbury misidentification
Jean Ann Martin is the woman who died last May at Abbe Center for Community Care in Cedar Rapids. The Gazette will publish corrections or clarifications for inaccurate or misleading news reports and headlines, with complaints handled by phone 398-8313.
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Americans favor continuity with Clinton policies in next president
A Pew poll shows 54 percent want a next president to continue Clinton era policies while four of five want a leader with different personal traits. Voters express optimism about the country, with 28 percent very hopeful, similar to 1964 levels.
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Researchers link heart disease to treatable bacterial infection
Researchers in Toronto report a direct link between a bacterial infection and heart disease in mice, suggesting antibiotics or vaccines could prevent many US heart disease deaths. The study ties chlamydia proteins to heart damage and notes implications for risk identification and prevention strategies.
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Nixon Tapes Refer to Chilean Embassy Break-In
Newly released Nixon White House recordings include a May 16 1973 Oval Office discussion about the 1972 Chilean Embassy break-in in Washington. John Dean disputes the claim of a White House or CIA cover while noting his own past legal consequences in Watergate.
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