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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1996
Page
2
Deborah Mathis argues for fixing kindergarten through 12th grade before pursuing broad college access. She calls for a national audit of public schools, reveals misused funds, and warns vouchers risk elitism.
Detroit Free Press discusses Andrew Sullivan now focusing on gay marriage as central to American politics. He argues marriage and military equality place gays in the mainstream and insists gay rights are about responsibility and love, not religion or morality.
A Washington Post article reports a study showing American men feel more tired now than in the 1930s. Dr. Donald L. Bliwise of Emory University notes 1980s men report unrested mornings at 26.3 percent versus 17.9 percent in the 1930s, with 33 percent more fatigue and less daytime stamina. He cites possible causes including reduced sleep in modern society and a 1993 NIH report.
Oscola McCarty, an 88 year old Mississippi laundress, donated $150000 to a scholarship for minority students at the University of Southern Mississippi. Her generosity sparked national attention including Clinton honors and TV features.
The Gazette prints with soybean ink on recycled news print and urges readers to recycle by taking newspapers to City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW or nearest recycling location. Subscription rates include quarter four dollars per week motor route four dollars per week by mail five etc. Cedar Rapids publishing office contact details and numbers provided.
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