Ventura cartoonist's abuse conviction overturned on evidence
An appeals court ruled that Dwaine Beverly Tinsley 46 of Simi Valley whose Hustler cartoon Chester the Molester was used as evidence in his 1991 molestation trial was improperly admitted. He was sentenced to six years for abusing his teenage daughter with incidents dating 1984 1989.
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Ventura
Calif
Hustler Magazine
Chester the Molester
2Nd District Court of Appeal
Dwaine Beverly Tinsley
Simi Valley
Tinsley
Clinton cries back stabbing over Jackson Harkin rumor
Open mic catches Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton angrily denying rumors that Jesse Jackson backs Tom Harkin. Jackson has not endorsed any candidate. he plans to join Harkin for three rallies in South Carolina as the primary nears.
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Jackson
Harkin
Phoenix
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Jesse Jackson
Tom Harkin
South
KTSP
South Carolina
Loyd Ogle
National Rainbow Coalition
Washington
Lawmakers defeat Bush tax changes
The House rejected a trimmed Bush tax bill 427 to 1, avoiding his spending cuts. Democrats offered a wage earner tax credit plan financed by higher taxes on upper incomes, while Republicans opposed both options. Sen. Lloyd Bentsen signaled a tax hike proposal for the wealthy next in Senate Finance.
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House
Bush
Rep
A Orton
Utah
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Senate Finance Committee
Commitment to the future The Gazette prints with soybean ink
The Gazette promotes agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers in City Carton boxes at 4250 Sixth St SW econofoods 1800 51st St NE and Hy Vee 2998 Seventh Ave Marion. The paper is published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 with various subscription rates and delivery options.
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Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
Econofoods
51St St
Seventh Ave
Marion
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette Carne
White House to offer aid to cut greenhouse gases
The Bush administration plans more than $100 million in aid to developing countries to reduce greenhouse gas production as part of efforts to break a deadlock in a global warming treaty. It may also outline steps to stabilize U S carbon dioxide output, which accounts for about a quarter of world emissions. A senior official said the plan is in place.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
United States
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