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Travelers find the best of old and new in St. Charles Missouri as the What's Coming Gazette, History and More feature previews local culture and travel ideas for Sunday.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2002
Page
2
Travelers find the best of old and new in St. Charles Missouri as the What's Coming Gazette, History and More feature previews local culture and travel ideas for Sunday.
The Gazette acknowledges corrections for a Regional Roundup item mislabeling Sigourney as Keokuk on page 5B in some editions. Correct Pick 3 numbers drawn Monday night are 9 4 0 and editors invite reader comments on accuracy. contact numbers are provided.
Leonard Pitts argues that black students face an achievement gap but that high performance by white and immigrant athletes challenges fixed notions of race. He notes tests showing self expectation affects scores, cites studies, and urges educators and activists to raise expectations for black children.
Former President Jimmy Carter urged Cuba to join democratic nations, respect human rights, and permit Red Cross prison inspections. He called for lifting travel and trade bans, said ending hostilities requires a U S step, and urged free elections and broader Western Hemisphere integration in a Spanish broadcast from Havana University.
President Bush signed a new immigration bill to tighten border checks with high tech passports and facial recognition to screen entrants. The law requires post-2003 passports with fingerprints, tightens visas from terrorism sponsoring countries, and increases foreign student monitoring.
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