Books Children Section Highlights For Young Readers
Page 14A notes enjoyable titles in the children's section. Highlights feature kid friendly stories and illustrations, offering reading options for both young readers and adults browsing with kids in mind.
Haiti marks fourth anniversary of devastating earthquake
Still rebuilding in Haiti Al Haiti marked the fourth anniversary of its devastating earthquake. A tent city formed in the wake of the disaster is in the midst of a rebirth as reconstruction progresses.
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Haiti
Teen entrepreneurs build a small business at Metro High
A Metro High School robotics club fundraiser evolves into a growing student run business within the school. The venture shows student initiative and entrepreneurial spirit as it expands its market reach and product lines.
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Metro High School
Robert Ray archives offer rare political insight from Iowa governor
Des Moines bureau reports on former Iowa Gov. Robert Ray whose archived collection now reveals his life amid Vietnam era unrest campus protests Watergate era energy crisis and public service. The 85 year old ex governor left Terrace Hill in January 1983 after a long tenure as state chief executive.
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Iowa
Robert Ray
Ray
Terrace Hill
Des Moines
Gazette weighs in on MLK Day school policy shift
Iowa City school district plans classes on Martin Luther King Jr Day marking a shift from a no school observance. All 25 schools and Theodore Roosevelt Education Center will host King related programming from films and books to assemblies on diversity and equality.
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Borlaug
Jay Lim
Daquan Johnson
Samuel Duplat-Castaneda
Landon Waddilove
Coralville
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Coe College
Iowa City
Equity
Ross Wilburn
Theodore Roosevelt Education Center
the Gazette
Global farm rally as extreme weather hits crops
Bloomberg News reports volatile weather stressing farms worldwide with heavy rains in northern China harming May yields three years after drought turned China from a corn exporter to an importer. Dry US conditions threaten beef output, while 2012's wet British fields hinder wheat. Farm ministers meet in Berlin to discuss climate change and food production.
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Boston
China
United States
Peter Kendall
British National Farmers Union
Berlin
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Minneapolis
Abby Wenn
Rod Boshart
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TheGazette.com
Dr. King
Meryn Fluker
MLK
Bloomberg News
St. Luke’s
Unitypoint.org
Codarrapids
UnityPoint Health
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