Double standards in Hollywood age gap debates and a personal reflection
Columnist Jacquelyn Mitchard critiques gender and age double standards in film starring older actresses and younger actors. She reflects on her own life marrying younger and facing questions of motherhood and custodial roles, urging discussion with figures like Robert Redford.
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Fbi to test Lewinsky dress in Clinton probe
Starr seeks DNA testing on a Lewinsky dress to determine if it bears semen from a sexual encounter with President Clinton. The dress, plus tapes, were offered in a immunity deal for Lewinsky's grand jury testimony, with Clinton prepared to answer questions under oath.
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George Washington University
Wounded tourist recalls Capitol shooting and killer
Angela Dickerson, wounded but alive, described diving for cover during the Capitol attack and identifying the gunman, Russell Weston Jr. Special Agent John Gibson and Officer Jacob Chestnut were laid to rest at Arlington as the investigation continues and a security tape surfaces. Weston remains hospitalized after arraignment postponement, facing federal murder charges with possible death penalty.
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Price hike could spur millions to quit smoking
A CDC study estimates that a 50 percent cigarette price rise would cause about 3.5 million Americans to quit and 2.4 million to cut back, totaling 13 percent of smokers. If prices rise 25 percent, about 6 percent quit or cut back, with minority and young smokers foremost among quitters.
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink recycling push
The Cedar Rapids Gazette urges readers to recycle newspapers and drop them at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or use the nearest recycling location. The paper notes its use of soybean ink and recycled news print and provides subscription details and contact numbers.
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Barndoor skate collapse signals near extinction
A new Science report by Canadian scientists warns that the barndoor skate, once a dominant sea ray in southeastern Canadian waters, has virtually vanished. Population fell from about 600000 in the 1950s to roughly 500 in the 1970s near St. Pierre Bank, then declined to near zero due to large-scale nets and intensive trawling.
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