Tattoo dispute highlights rights and religious duty to tattoo
Mike Royko recounts tattoo artist Adam Gray in Columbus refusing to tattoo a man with AIDS. After years of legal action by the Ohio Civil Rights Commission, Gray was ordered to tattoo the person or others with AIDS or face penalties. Gray plans appeals up to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing for his rights and free expression.
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Magazines Race To Publish Everest Tragedy Story
Major magazines rush August issues detailing the Everest ascent that killed eight climbers in May. Life and Men's Journal publish first with Outside planned. Jon Krakauer slated for September. Life writer Claudia Glenn Dowling traced events, while Hillary recalls meetups with Rob Hall, who died on the mountain.
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Leaks Spotlight Clinton Initiatives Across Networks
Washington report analyzes how the Clinton White House uses selective leaks to push policy ideas. US Today, Times, ABC and others received advance word on education funding, crime measures and health programs, sparking brief front page attention and mixed network reactions.
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Twins find a niche as book cover models
Sondra and Stephanie Moyer, redheaded twins from Philadelphia, model on science fiction book and magazine covers. They appear on Deadly Quicksilver Lies and Weird Tales, and attend conventions nationwide. The sisters say nerdy hobbies drew acceptance and a sense of belonging after years of being seen as bizarre.
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Correction notice clarifies Burgess securities case
The Gazette corrects a Thursday headline misstating Mary Kate Burgess admitted fraud. Burgess pleaded guilty to failing to register to sell securities. The paper invites complaints about accuracy and will publish corrections in this space. Phone 398-8313.
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Commitment to the future The Gazette promotes agriculture
The Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids and nearby locations. Subscriptions list weekly and yearly rates by mail for Morning Editions and Sunday issues.
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Gazette News Tip Line Instructions
If you see news happening call The Gazette News Tip Line at 398-8254 or 1-800-397-8212 for tips. The notice urges readers to report incidents or information to the newsroom using provided contact numbers.
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