Gazette promotes soy ink and recycling effort
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled news print. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or at their nearest recycling location.
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Iowa 1990s governor race fields ideas and ethics
In a column on Iowa politics and media, the writer critiques Branstad and Harkin for proposed federal aid ideas and photo requests from schools. The piece notes potential motives, questions the use of public funds, and pokes at political theatrics around Terrace Hill and Washington influence. It ends with a reminder on reader feedback and the columnist’s byline.
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Local News Ad Rates and Contact Details
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Iran quake toll rises to 965 in northwest disaster
The official death toll from the 6.1 magnitude quake in Ardabil province climbed to 965, with estimates of over 3,000 dead and 40,000 left homeless across 80 plus towns. IRNA cited aid distributions including 8,700 tents and 21,800 blankets as rescue efforts continued.
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Supreme Court sidesteps English only law in Arizona case
The U S Supreme Court ruled the Arizona dispute over English only state language moot after the state employee who filed the challenge left her job. The decision reinstates a 1988 measure making English the official language and directs state actions to be in English, leaving other states unchanged.
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Court rules on language use in state offices
A state official says employees may use any language for work with the final act in English. The high court had previously sidestepped a case involving Maria Kelly Yniguez who aided medical malpractice clients and preferred Spanish for clients. Yniguez quit her government job in 1990 for reasons unrelated to the legal fight.
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Netanyahu visits Palestinian neighborhood over Har Homa plan
Palestinians held a general strike in the West Bank Gaza and east Jerusalem amid anger at Israel's Har Homa plan to build 6500 Jewish apartments. Yasser Arafat met President Clinton in Washington who said the plan builds mistrust between the sides.
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