Invasion by 14 GOP luminaries hits Cedar Rapids weekend
Mike Deupree notes 14 prominent Republicans will attend the Iowa GOP convention in Cedar Rapids for a weekend of events, including Kemp and Forbes. The piece contrasts conservative aims with local Gay Pride festivities and Christian Coalition meetings, highlighting schedule overlaps and media scrutiny.
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Mike Deupree
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink campaign
The Gazette urges readers to recycle newspapers and supports agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are invited to drop newspapers at City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW or use the nearest recycling location. This program runs for 52 weeks.
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Body found in Montreal soup kitchen blast rubble
Search crews recovered the body of a volunteer worker in the rubble of a gas explosion at a Montreal soup kitchen. The blast, which damaged a three-story, 120-year-old stone building, raised the death toll to three with seventeen people injured.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court OKs tax funded religious school aid
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled 4 to 2 that Milwaukee’s school choice program can expand to allow poor students to attend religious or other private schools with about 5000 dollars per student annually. The decision states the program does not promote religion or violate church state separation. The ruling may be appealed to the U S Supreme Court.
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Negotiators Agree on Education Tax Break Bill
Republican negotiators in Congress reach a bill to create tax sheltered accounts allowing up to 2000 dollars a year for elementary and secondary education costs including private and parochial school tuition. The measure aims to shift federal aid away from public schools and faces a likely presidential veto by Clinton. Senator Paul Coverdell, the bill’s principal author, urges reform.
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