Television vs print in campaign finance hearing coverage
Mike Deupree analyzes how networks and papers differ in reporting the campaign finance hearings. He notes TV sidelined the story, print outlets offered background, and questions whether leaders and the White House controlled information or if money laundering and illegal foreign cash shaped the Democratic fundraising in 1996.
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U S to Send 27 Million in Food Aid to North Korea
The Clinton administration will ship 100000 metric tons of corn rice and other grains worth 27 million dollars to North Korea to aid floods and famine. Deliveries start in August and will be monitored by the UN World Food Program and voluntary groups.
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South Korea
The Gazette Promotes Recycling With Soy Ink Initiative
The Cedar Rapids Gazette prints with soybean ink and recycled newsprint to encourage recycling. Readers may drop newspapers at City Carton or use the nearest recycling location. Established 1883 by The Gazette Company and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE.
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Correction notice for Gibney anniversary and AP error
The 50th wedding anniversary for John and Barbara Gibney of Marion occurred July 13. The Gazette corrects an AP report on Monday page 8A about family hour legislation granting an antitrust exemption for voluntary programming guidelines.
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Bosnian Serbs Rail Against NATO After War Crimes Arrests
Threats against U S troops and a hotel bombing follow NATO raids to seize suspects. Dusan Tadic receives 20 year sentence for torture and killings. Serbs condemn prosecutions as unfair, claiming Serb guilt only as patriots.
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Mfume urges NAACP locals to mobilize for change
NAACP President Kweisi Mfume challenged 3 000 delegates at the annual convention to empower 2 200 local affiliates. He urged branches to start youth councils, organize demonstrations, and address issues from welfare reform to corporate racism, aiming to restore the group's public policy influence.
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