Parents key to cutting teen pregnancy says campaign
Ellen Goodman's Gazette column highlights a National Campaign study showing closer parent child relationships and ongoing conversations about values reduce teen sexual activity and pregnancy. It notes ten tips for parents including clear personal values and early, open guidance as more effective than lecturing.
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Amana Meat Shop last name misprint noted
The Gazette acknowledges errors in the Today column on the Amana Meat Shop owner Charlie Hoehnle and a page 1B feature about touring the Amana Colonies. Readers are invited to report accuracy concerns at phone 398 8313.
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Gazette Encourages Recycling Through Soybean Ink Print
The Gazette promotes eco friendly newspaper use by printing with soybean ink and on recycled news print. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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Pakistan nears nuclear test after India tests in region
U S intelligence officials say Pakistan has completed most preparations for a nuclear test at the Chagai Hills site in western Pakistan. Satellites report tunneling and equipment setup as India and Pakistan exchange fire along the Kashmir border amid rising tensions. The State Department urges Pakistan not to test while noting Pakistan has not decided to proceed.
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World Bank delays over 800 million in loans to India
The World Bank postponed more than 800 million dollars in loans to India after its nuclear tests. The Clinton administration supported the delay to avoid a broader sanction dispute. EU nations signaled they would back delaying consideration if India does not join nonproliferation agreements.
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Indonesians embrace free speech under Habibie after Suharto
In Jakarta five critics grilled President Habibie in a freewheeling 1 hour session about corruption elections and political prisoners. The public mood shifts as democracy rhetoric spreads from scholars to soldiers and editors admit lingering censorship habits despite a new government.
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