Me Gibson Reflects on Chance to Stardom and Gratitude
In an interview from Parade magazine, Mel Gibson describes his rise from chance entry into acting to becoming a leading movie star. He says his happy life feels like a gift and he works hard to avoid taking it for granted.
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The Gazette Promotes Agriculture and Recycling Message
The Gazette advocates agriculture using soybean ink and printed on recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle papers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at nearby locations.
Bankruptcy reform bill could reshape personal filings nationwide
Local observers warn of ripple effects as Grassley bankruptcy reform advances to conference. The measure would require credit counseling, mandate debt repayment plans for those able to pay 25 percent over five years, and add attorney scrutiny while bankrupted individuals face new hurdles amid rising filings in the Northern District of Iowa.
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Nine miners trapped in Quecreek Mine face slow rescue progress
Rescue efforts at the Quecreek Mine in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, were hampered by a broken drill bit delaying a new escape shaft. Nine miners aged 30 to 55 remained in a small air pocket as water rose and heat built, with officials hoping to reach them within hours.
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Boston couple convicted in bomb plot by white supremacists
A federal jury in Boston convicted Leo Felton and Erica Chase of plotting to blow up Jewish and black landmarks to spark a racial holy war. Prosecutors said Felton funded the plan with counterfeit money and stockpiled bomb ingredients, while the defense argued it was belief prosecution.
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