Why Our Private Voices Differ From Public Voices
Ellen Goodman examines how gendered speech adapts in mixed company in private and public life. She cites studies on classroom talk poll responses by gender and notes women often adjust their voice to meet male expectations, impacting public policy priorities and feminist engagement.
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Oston
Sally
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Judge dismisses age bias suit over firing of Iowa hospital chief
A Linn County judge dismissed Bernard Grabek's suit claiming age bias in his 1987 dismissal as president of Voluntary Hospitals of Iowa and as consultant to St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids. Grabek seeks lost wages benefits and punitive damages while planning an appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
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Sign plans move forward for Five Seasons Center display
After years of leasing a message sign, the Five Seasons Center seeks a new 15 foot long V shaped sign with a 7 foot center and 2 foot panel to identify the center. Plans include a second drive way sign with sponsorship panels if allowed by state guidelines. Proposals are due May 18 with a Sept 15 installation target.
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Weight loss firms deny claims of health danger
Diet promoters defend the industry amid calls for stronger rules while acknowledging fast loss claims are often unrealistic. House subcommittee members warn of needed laws to curb false advertising as dieters report health issues and insurers question safety. Industry officials cite gradual weight loss as safer and oppose overpromising by rivals.
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Salvage Yard Buys Cans and Glass for Recycling
George Zinser, at 6305 11th St. SW, is buying glass and tin cans for recycling at one penny per pound. Cans must be emptied and flattened, lids removed, bottles rinsed and sorted by color. Accepts many glass containers but not mirrors, ceramic items, clay pots, or window glass.
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New York lawmaker convicted in money laundering scheme
State Sen. Andrew Jenkins was found guilty by a federal jury of conspiring to launder 150000 through a bank in Zaire for a Texas financier who was in fact an undercover FBI agent. Jenkins faces up to five years and a 250000 fine per count with sentencing set for July 26.
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Correction notice for March of Dimes Walk route
The Gazette corrects earlier report on the Mount Vernon Lisbon walk route noting it passes 38 Victorian residences. Home details will appear on yard signs and registration for the 17K walk starts at 8 a.m. at Mount Vernon Memorial Park gazebo.
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Mount Vernon
Lisbon
Gazette
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