Jordan under fire as media suggests spoiled brat in Times piece
Mike Royko reflects on a New York Times column labeling Michael Jordan a spoiled brat for changes to his jersey and his private dressing room. He questions media scrutiny and defends Jordan's success while noting the broader culture of celebrity in sports and journalism.
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Gazette Promotes Recycling with Soybean Ink Printing
The Gazette highlights its commitment to sustainability by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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Correction issued for Cedar Rapids concert tickets
A Friday story misstated ticket prices for tonight's Steve Wariner and Rodney Foster concert. Tickets for the fund raising event benefiting Aging Services are $20 each and the venue is The Country Club in Cedar Rapids. The Gazette will respond to complaints at Phone 398 8313.
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Nixon stamp sparks mixed reactions on first day
On April 26 the Nixon commemorative stamp drew both praise and protest. About 2.5 million sold at Yorba Linda with long lines, while others refuse to use or celebrate the former president. Authorities note extra orders but no returns, as 80 million stamps were printed amid ongoing controversy over his legacy.
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San Antonio opens bold new Central Library in red brick glow
The new six story Central Library in San Antonio costs 33 million dollars and features an enchilada red facade with yellow and purple accents. Architect Ricardo Legorreta says the building aims to be the heart of the city and a landmark, drawing attention from residents and visitors alike.
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