Teasing mortality teen urge and a tragic basketball death
Leonard Pitts reflects on teen invincibility and parental worry after 16 year old Richard Denney from D C collapses and dies on a court after defying medical advice to refrain from playing. The column questions teen urgency, parental vigil, and the desire to shield youth from danger.
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Clinton Allows Ex Aides to Testify on Pardons
Former President Clinton waives executive privilege for his top aides to testify before the House panel probing the 11th hour pardons while Marc Rich refuses to testify and clings to attorney client privilege. Rich’s lawyer warns he may invoke privilege later. Denise Rich has also declined to testify.
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Correction notice clarifies budgeting error in Hiawatha story
The Gazette acknowledges a February 24 item misstated a city budget by mixing Hiawatha and Mari city spending for employees. Readers may call 398 8313 with accuracy concerns. corrections or clarifications will run in this space.
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Commitment to the future The Gazette promotes agriculture
The Gazette prints with soybean ink on recycled newsprint and urges readers to recycle. It lists recycling drop-off at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, and nearby locations. The paper, established in 1883, publishes daily and Sunday editions from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with various delivery options and rates.
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Supreme Court upholds Clean Air Act limits against industry challenge
The Supreme Court unanimously rejected industry arguments that the EPA must weigh financial costs when setting air quality standards under the Clean Air Act. The decision endorses health-based limits while ordering a rework of ozone rule implementation.
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