When government enters bedrooms the sodomy ruling stirs debate
Donald Kaul critiques the Supreme Court Georgia sodomy decision, arguing it denies a fundamental right and fuels anti-gay sentiment. He warns of increased government intrusion and cites Burger and Blackmun dissent, stressing privacy and individual rights amid cultural backlash.
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Defense attorney may be star of Twilight Zone trial
LOS ANGELES AP. John Landis has hired James Neal, a famed Nashville defense attorney, for the Twilight Zone manslaughter case. Neal, a former Watergate prosecutor, vows to present the truth as Landis and four crew members face trial for the 1984 deaths of Vic Morrow and two child actors. The trial, set to begin Tuesday, could shape film industry safety and legal precedent.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette: historic details and subscription terms
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883 by The Freoey, lists offices at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. It outlines subscription rates for carrier daily and Sunday editions, with Morning Editions and Sunday nine or seven issues and 4 week and 52 week pricing, and notes no mail subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas. The Associated Press retains exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. Postmaster address changes go to The MPany box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406.
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GM plant spins success in Spring Hill town
A General Motors plant in Spring Hill Tennessee drives regional growth with a growing workforce and expanding production. The Saturn model lines boost employment and local services as the facility becomes a key economic hub for the area.
Survival tips for family trips in travel books
If the thought of a summer vacation recalls fighting children in a station wagon or other disasters, there are practical suggestions tucked into recent books on traveling with children. This travel note highlights tips and strategies for smoother family travel.
Superman sheds old Clark Kent mold in new era
In a 1980s makeover, DC Comics presents Superman embracing a harder edge. Clark Kent becomes a more forceful, modern hero aided by gadgets like a Nautilus machine. Lois Lane's adoration wanes while at least one columnist questions the turnaround. Bob Greene reports on page 1B.
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Bob Greene
Slugging it out at the Gazette Fourth of July Softball Spectacular
The Gazette's Fourth of July Softball Spectacular heated up Saturday with fast play and big hits. More action is planned today as teams clash across the field during the holiday event on page 1C.
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Ignorance cost man $100,000 in tax credit loss
RFK Transportation in Cedar Rapids claims a $100,000 loss due to missing a U S Senate rule extending a tax credit for new equipment. Two Iowa firms, however, did receive tax breaks through Sen. Charles Grassley. Iowa Today, page 11A.
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Iowa
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Ellerbee writes stories on NBC Today Show contract dispute
Linda Ellerbee, unable to agree on a new contract for her NBC Today Show weekly offbeat news pieces, is attracting readers with a collection of industry stories. She says teaching through storytelling beats preaching, noting her books feature readable narratives.
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Dispelling blood donor myths in Parade magazine
Parade magazine surveys over 1,000 Americans and finds less than 5 percent have donated blood. The study highlights widespread fears about blood safety amid the AIDS epidemic and debunks several common myths about giving blood.
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Parade Magazine
Two Australians face hanging for heroin trafficking in Malaysia
Two Australians Kevin Barlow and Brian Chambers were denied stays of execution and will be hanged at dawn in Penang. Their appeals for clemency were rejected by Penang governor Haji Anand Hassan after a court adjourned an application to July 14.
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Rock star marriage ties new bass player to Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Brian Nash wed nurse Claire Baker in a private ceremony at St. Gregory the Great Church near Liverpool. Three band members attended as Nash, 23, celebrated with his bride after a childhood friendship.
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