Remembering Mrs Smiley a pip of strength and memory
A tribute piece on Mrs Smiley detailing her life from Beattie Kansas to a nurse and early TWA flight attendant, her strong character and sharp edges, and the impact of her passing. It contrasts past era diversity with present gentler norms, honoring a stubborn, independent woman through memories, recipes, and portraits of a life lived boldly.
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Solon council seeks rider input on SEATS changes for 2002
The Solon City Council wants City Administrator Brandy Forbes to obtain more input from riders on proposed changes to SEATS for fiscal 2002. If changes occur they would be added to a revised contract in January or February, according to city officials. The Gazette corrected a Friday report that claimed a decision had been made. Justice James Carter was misidentified in another Friday story. The Gazette invites feedback on accuracy and fairness and will publish corrections as needed.
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Gazette champions agriculture with soybean ink pledge
The Gazette promotes a future oriented effort by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or at the nearest recycling location.
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Passenger's dash for bag halts Atlanta airport chaos
A football fan sprinted past guards and through a passenger exit at Hartsfield Jackson, forcing flight pauses and spreading delays nationwide. Michael Lasseter, 32, said he reentered to retrieve a camera bag and missed his flight to Memphis while authorities identified him on video. He traveled with kin to a Georgia Mississippi game in Oxford, denying criminal intent.
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Bin Laden’s military chief reported dead in Afghanistan
U S officials say Mohammed Atef, a top al Qaida aide and ally of Osama bin Laden, may have been killed in an American airstrike near Kabul. The report follows U S strikes on Kandahar and Kunduz as Taliban losses widen and insurgents retreat from Kabul.
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Taliban chief Omar may flee Kandahar amid deal
Reports claim Mullah Mohammed Omar agreed to depart Kandahar within 24 hours and cede control to Afghan resistance leaders under tribal arrangements. U S officials expressed skepticism as Pakistan based Afghan Islamic Press cited tribal pressure and assurances of safe passage for Omar.
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