The Bush Question as TV Talk Show Crown Hope
Anna Quindlen argues that George W. Bush may become president who loves the job or one who hides behind notional authority. She contrasts Reagan Clinton Carter and Bush fatherly traits with his performance style and questions which path he will take as leader of the free world.
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FDA warns pregnant women to avoid four high mercury fish
The FDA advised that pregnant women or those likely to become pregnant should not eat shark swordfish king mackerel or tilefish due to mercury risks to fetal brain development. Tuna was not added to the avoid list despite its mercury content being lower in canned varieties.
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Clinton cautions against large tax cuts and spending hikes
President Clinton sends final economic report to Congress praising eight years of prosperity while warning against tax cuts and spending increases that could jeopardize fiscal discipline. Bush team argues for a $13 trillion tax cut over a decade amid a slowing economy.
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The Gazette Promotes Soybean Ink and Recycling
The Gazette highlights using soybean ink for printing and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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Clinton doctors report small suspicious lesion on back
Doctors at Bethesda Naval Hospital say President Clinton has a small flat lesion on his back that is very suspicious for basal cell skin cancer but not a health threat. They biopsied the spot and expect results next week and plan outpatient treatment for his elevated cholesterol.
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Correction issued on Iowa lawmakers inauguration attendance
The Gazette corrects an error naming Senate Majority Leader Stewart Iverson in a Friday inauguration attendance note. It also lists Singles Nite Out at Electric Park Ballroom Waterloo for Jan 19 and notes the newspaper’s policy for corrections and complaints with contact phone 398 8313.
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