Critic of religion faces reader criticism over bias
Clark Morphew defends his critique of religion while noting readers accuse him of bias toward some faiths. He cites Mormon and Islamic perspectives, urges equal treatment of women, and calls for religions to include women in leadership, warning against halting progressive change. Morphew, a Saint Paul Pioneer Press religion writer, urges future focus on equality in faith communities.
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Clinton delays federal execution for clemency review
President Clinton postpones the execution of Juan Raul Garza to allow clemency requests under updated guidelines. Garza, 43, on federal death row for three killings, is to be executed by injection on August 5 at Terre Haute. The Justice Department will finalize new guidelines within a week while studying racial disparities in federal death sentences.
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Gazette promotes future with soybean ink and recycling push
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support sustainability. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or through nearby recycling locations.
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Correction notice on 641 area code transposition
The Gazette corrects a Thursday story that transposed two digits of the new 641 telephone area code for central Iowa. The paper invites complaints and will publish corrections or clarifications in this space. For inquiries call 398 8313.
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Gore trails in key states amid third party gains
In Michigan a 600 likely voter poll shows Bush at 46 percent, Gore 34 percent, Nader 8 percent, Buchanan 3 percent. Gore’s multimillion dollar ads and travels fail to move ratings as labor tensions and third party bids threaten his campaign broader in Kentucky and New Jersey.
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