Gazette Vacation Pack Offers Free Paper Hold For Holiday
The Gazette will save newspapers for subscribers leaving town over Memorial Day in a no charge vacation pack. Call Circulation by 5 pm at 398-8333 or 1 800 397 8333 to enroll. Papers arrive on return and service runs year round to prevent missed news and doorstep piles.
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Capitol line standing probes raise ethics and safety questions
Capitol Police probe into lobbyists hiring surrogates to hold seats outside hearings sparks ethics concerns. Investigators interview witnesses about insiders gaining early access using congressional staff IDs, with line-stand services charging 22 to 40 dollars an hour and paying couriers.
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Kevin Gilead
Apple Courier Service
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Roll Call
Uptown Friday Nights Move to Cedar Rapids Streets
Corrections note new downtown Rapids shuttle routes take effect June 6 and say Uptown Friday Night events in downtown Cedar Rapids run Fridays in June and July on Second Street SE from Second to Fourth Avenues 5 to 7 PM, with July 1 extending to 8 PM.
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Gazette Promotes Agriculture via Soybean Ink Recycling
The Gazette highlights sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by mailing at City Carton or switch to the nearest recycling location for stewardship of paper and farming support.
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Math test scandal prompts outrage over offensive question
Deborah Mathis argues that a Chicago sixth grade math test featuring a sexual violence scenario exposes racial bias and endangers students. She contrasts it with innocuous word problems and condemns the teacher Routon and principal Humphries for perpetuating harmful assumptions about Black students.
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Huland Humphries
Randolph County High School
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Poll finds Black adults fear for children's future
A survey by the Children's Defense Fund and Black Community Crusade for Children shows Black adults view bleak times for Black kids with 50 percent calling these times really bad and 46 percent fearing violence for their children. Youth respondents were more hopeful but cautious about personal prospects.
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