Dynamic sitting and back pain prompt odd modern fears
The author muses on chairs, Feldenkrais seminars, and the absurdity of “dynamic sitting” while recounting a back injury from reaching into a fridge. He notes the irony of training sessions and contemplates Rent-A-Husband as a Maine startup, ending with a column plug about Cedar Rapids’ smells during a barbecue festival.
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Yeltsin Returns to Campaign Stage After Seclusion
President Boris Yeltsin resurfaced in two national TV appearances on the last campaign day before the runoff. He urged Russians to vote while discussing health concerns in a stiff broadcast with Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin.
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Gazette backs future with soybean ink and recycled newsprint
The Gazette promotes environmentally friendly printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle unwanted newspapers at City Carton store on Sixth Street SW or at their nearest recycling location.
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City Carton
Sixth St
West pressures Karadzic to resign and step down
Western diplomats reversed course calling for Radovan Karadzic to resign as president and party leader in the Serb held Bosnia. The demand followed his offer to hand over duties without leaving office amid a split between Bildt and Steiner over arrest and extradition. The State Department labeled the move unacceptable and weighs renewed sanctions if he does not quit public life.
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Prime minister Bhutto's party sweeps Kashmir vote
In Kashmir, the Pakistan Peoples' Party wins the legislative majority for the first time since 1990, delivering a sweeping victory on Sunday. In Corsica a two car bomb wounded six tourists and two nationalist leaders near a business. In Haiti police opened fire at a crowded dance floor wounding seven during a quarrel between two police women. In the Dominican Republic Lionel Fernandez defeats Pena Gomez 51 to 49 in a runoff to succeed Balaguer.
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Pierre Lorenzi
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Jose Francisco Pena Gomez
Joaquin Balaguer
Murder fugitive arrested in Brazil
Police in Sao Paulo arrested rancher Carly Alves da Silva, the man who ordered the 1988 slaying of Amazon activist Chico Mendes. He had been on the run since escaping prison in February 1993.
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Brazil
Chico Mendes
Amazon
Carly Alves da Silva
Correction fixes Cedar Rapids Soap Box Derby caption error
The Gazette corrects the identification in Sunday’s Cedar Rapids Area Soap Box Derby photo caption, formerly listed as Vince Clinton instead of Andrew White. The paper addresses accuracy and fairness in reporting and invites complaints at the supplied phone number.
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Cedar Rapids
Vince Clinton
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