The Soccer Mom as Political Icon in 1996
Ellen Goodman's column discusses the rise of the soccer mom as a political force amid the 1996 election. It analyzes gender-based voting gaps, how women prioritized education and health care, and how Clinton connected with female voters while Republicans softened messages with imagery.
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Oston
Gary Langer
ABC News
Dole
Clinton
Jeanne Shaheen
New Hampshire
Senate
House
Linda Tarr-Whelan
Center For Policy Alternatives
White House
Congress
Classic keepsakes and brands endure in Town & Country list
The Town & Country issue highlights brands and items 50 years old or more as timeless classics. Entries span beauty, jewelry, fashion, luxuries, and travel with ages such as Cartier at 150 years and Chanel No 5 at 75, plus hotels like The Ritz Paris and Raffles Singapore noted for 100 years.
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Cartier
A.T. Cross
Smithsonian Institution
Town & Country
Estee Lauder
Louis Vuitton
Breakers Hotel
Palm Beach
St. Moritz
Crane
Oriental Hotel
Bangkok
Sacher Hotel
Vienna
Bar & Billiard Room
Raffles Hotel
Singapore
Ritz
Paris
Gazette Promotes Soybean Ink and Recycling Initiative
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and on recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton and Cedar Rapids P O Box 511 IA 52406, with subscription and general contact numbers provided.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
Euunas P.O
Cedar Rapids
Free seminar on surgical correction of nearsightedness
Doctors Birchansky and Auer of Fox Eye sponsor a free educational seminar Monday November 18 at 5 30 PM. Limited seating requires RSVP to Deb at Fox Eye Institute 362 9855 or toll free 1 800 I SEE YOU. Fox Eye Institute located at 510 10th St SE.
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Birchansky and Auer
Fox Eye
Fox Eye Institute
10Th St. S.E. CR
Reich leaves Clinton Cabinet after four years in labor role
Robert Reich, 50, resigns as secretary of labor after four years in the Clinton White House. He helped push the minimum wage raise, the School-to-Work program, and pension simplification while advocating education and training as keys to workers’ futures. Reich plans to return to teaching and writing and may revert to non Harvard roles.
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Frank Swoboda
Washington Post
Ashington
Washington
Bill
Robert B. Reich
Reich
Clinton
White House
U.S
Labor
Congress
Robert Reich
Afl-Cio
John Sweeney
Gene Sperling
National Economic Council
Boston
Clare
Northeastern University
Sam
Adam
Harvard University
Kennedy School of Government
Moving Too Often Harms Children Says LA Times
The Los Angeles Times reports frequent moves disrupts kids development. A UC Santa Cruz freshman recalls leaving home at 14 and feeling isolated after relocating. About one in five American families moves annually, affecting attachment and achievement per Harvard professor Richard Weissbourd.
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Los Angeles Times
University of California, Santa Cruz
California
United States
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