Collaborative divorce aims to ease stake and damage for families
In Wisconsin and ten states a new option, collaborative divorce, seeks to settle rather than litigate. Lawyers withdraw if no settlement, clients negotiate with voluntary information sharing and counseling encouraged to protect children. Proponents say it lowers costs, reduces hostility, and helps parents maintain civil future relationships.
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Gazette backs future by printing with soybean ink
The Gazette promotes agriculture and environmental awareness by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street or via the nearest recycling location.
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Classified notice lists subscription rates for Morning Editions and Sunday issues, with pricing for in state Cedar Rapids Cedar County routes and out of state mail. Contact numbers and mailing address provided for subscription changes and service.
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Bush aides cite Clinton staff vandalism in transition
Washington Post reports Bush administration officials alleging acts of vandalism by outgoing Clinton aides including cut wires obscene messages and missing champagne flutes. Clinton officials note similar pranks during transitions but deny malicious intent and say repairs cost taxpayers.
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Greenspan backs tax cut as surpluses grow
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan told Congress that rising budget surplus estimates allow room for a tax cut and signaled further rate reductions as the economy slows. He avoided commenting on the size of Bush's 1.6 trillion package while stressing the need to monitor consumer confidence to prevent a recession. Iowa economists echoed a slowing but not imminent recession, noting slower housing and auto sales and a milder national impact if downturn occurs.
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