Milk versus beer sparks college campus campaign by PETA
columnist reflects on PETA's dairy versus beer campaign targeting college students, noting claims about milk fat and health risks, college reactions, and a Big 12 tournament visit by Iowa State fans. Includes personal anecdotes from the Iowa columnist and mentions of Marcus Fizer and Megan Taylor.
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Maryland honors Washington on quarter reverse
Maryland replaces the eagle on its state quarter with a Washington motif on the back, honoring the first president at the Maryland State House where he signed his Army commission. The unveiling marks the seventh coin in the Mint series.
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George Washington
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Gazette promotes future by printing with soybean ink
The Gazette highlights commitment to agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St. SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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Nussle Votes Split on Hourly Minimum Wage Amendment
Rep. Jim Nussle 2nd District Republican cast a two year split on the minimum wage bill. He opposed expanding the raise over two years but then backed the larger bill including 46 billion dollars in business tax cuts on the final tally. The amendments passed 246 179 and the bill 282 143.
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Jim Nussle
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Bush Gore vie for southern support on Super Tuesday
George W. Bush framed himself as a Washington outsider while backing GOP leaders, and Al Gore pressed tactical critiques as the southern primaries neared, with Gore highlighting Florida support and Bush campaigning in Mississippi and Louisiana. Florida remained a contested key as Bradley and McCain exited the race.
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John McCain
Clinton continues battle with NRA in Cleveland
President Clinton accused the NRA of smear tactics and stalling gun legislation during Cleveland appearances. He challenged Wayne LaPierre to face bereaved families including Kayla Rolland's mother and others affected by gun violence. LaPierre countered that Clinton must explain gun law enforcement failures and cited a 6-year-old shooter from a crack house with guns and contraband.
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Oregon
Jonesboro
Arkansas
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LaPierre
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