Gazette to Move From Longtime Corner Office
The Gazette plans a gradual relocation from Fifth Street and Third Avenue SE to Bowling Street SW area formerly Goss Products. The author recalls past remodels since 1947, notes desk relocations, air delivery tubes, and future easier moves. Also reflects on phones, travel, and local trivia with Gus Schrader’s weekly column.
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The Gazette urges soybean ink and recycling push
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or at their nearest recycling location.
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Cambodia's Hun Sen promises fair elections amid crisis
Phnom Penh seeks to quell international criticism and domestic panic as Hun Sen pushes for a National Assembly move to replace ousted First Prime Minister Norodom Ranariddh. Sihanouk signals openness to an alternative FUNCINPEC member, while key powers weigh their response and possible sanctions.
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Trapp Family Honored by Austrian Officers in Stowe
Austrian defense minister orders the 89 member Theresianum Military Academy class flown to the Trapp Family Lodge near Stowe to honor Baron Georg von Trapp and mark the end of a wartime chapter. Chaplain Lochner led a German language Mass as about 300 attendees joined Trapp family members in a sunlit grave-site ceremony. Further remarks from Austrian officials framed the event as a symbolic closure of a difficult destiny.
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Kenyan religious leaders press for democratic reforms
Kenyan clergy led by Rev. Timothy Njoya demand constitutional reforms ahead of elections to end Moi's single party rule. He urged protests in churches and mosques as security forces previously attacked demonstrators at All Saints Cathedral, where one riot death occurred and an arm injury to a minister was reported while police quelled a pro democracy rally.
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