Marriage Act not what it seems in Gay rights debate
Killen Goodman argues against the Defense of Marriage Act labeling it a political wedge. He notes the era's shifting rights, cites court fights, and suggests domestic partnerships as a pragmatic path to ensure protections while risks of backlash and hostility remain.
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Eyes deceive you on treadmill study findings
Cambridge University researchers report that after ten minutes of running on a treadmill, subjects feel as if they are moving faster than they actually are when they return to walking normally. The study highlights perceptual adaptation effects and implications for gait reality.
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University of Iowa psychiatry study invites participants
Adults treated for low mood and panic attacks may qualify for a University of Iowa Department of Psychiatry research project. Compensation provided. For details call 319-353-4162.
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Memorial clash over Vermont baby's grave decorations escalates
In Readsboro Vermont Tom and Tami DeBlois clash with cemetery commissioners over extensive grave ornaments for 11 month old Jenica DeBlois. The panel says decorations exceed rules and 30 days to remove them, sparking a ongoing dispute amid local petitions and political maneuvering.
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycling pledge
The Gazette highlights a commitment to future farming by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at nearby recycling locations, noting a weekly price guidance line of unknown relevance.
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Marion woman to carry Olympic torch in Sunday feature
The Marion woman Marilyn Sippy was listed as a Camp Fire and UNICEF volunteer. The Sunday Community Heroes section misrepresented her status as paid work and the Gazette will correct the record after complaints about accuracy.
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