Smokers numbers hold steady as 1992 adds intermittent users
U S smoking rates barely changed in 1991 and 1992 despite prior declines. The 1992 rise to 26.5 percent reflects inclusion of intermittent or same day smokers in the national survey of 12,000 people.
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Clinton cites U S stake in Haiti in possible action
President Clinton outlined why Haiti is a U S concern citing drug trafficking routes emigration risk and proximity. He noted thousands of Americans on the island Haitian American ties and said military action could be warranted if sanctions fail to regain democratic reform amid Cedras regime involvement in drug trafficking.
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North Korea Accused of Nuclear Fuel Withdrawal Violation
The IAEA said North Korea began withdrawing spent fuel from a reactor without independent scrutiny and warned it would not verify the plutonium was not used for weapons. The watchdog demanded an immediate halt and monitor the remaining fuel.
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Mystery run on baby formula in upstate New York
Authorities say a nightly surge of iron rich kid formula is not drug related. DEA notes unlikely use with cocaine and microwaving. Rural pricing draws buyers with upstate 24 can cases around 42 dollars and NYC area up to 52 dollars.
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Judge bans piano for 20 years in sex case
In Houston, State District Judge Ted Poe ordered piano teacher George Marrs, 66, to stay away from pianos for two decades as part of probation after pleading to fondling two girls aged nine and ten during lessons. The punishment targeted the activity Marrs valued most, the judge said. The girls reported the abuse to their parents.
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Commitment to the future The Gazette promotes agriculture
The Gazette urges readers to support agriculture by using soy based newsprint and to recycle newspapers at City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW or an area recycling location nearby.
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