Hurley must decide before Jan 14 on oath to Iowa laws
Fayette Republican Harles Hurley faces a dilemma over oath to uphold all Iowa laws. He is accused by North Fayette School District officials of violating state enrollment rules by sending two learning-disabled children to Wadena Christian Academy, whose teachers lack state licenses. Hurley says the issue is moot and that enrollment was permitted for educational reasons.
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Harles Hurley
Iowa
Iowa House of Representatives
Fayette
Hurley
Delwein
Don Avenson
North Fayette
West Union
Wadena Christian Academy
Ronald O’kones
Wadena
Nader targets postal stamps tied to classic films
Ralph Nader attacks the U S Postal Service over 176 million multicolor stamps commemorating Gone With the Wind The Wizard of Oz Stagecoach and Beau Geste asserting creeping commercialism. He criticizes service quality and weekend mail delays while a Postal Service spokesman defends the issue as cultural honoring.
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Ralph Nader
Nader
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Service
Frank Thomas
Washington Post
Milli Vanilli Lip Sync Scandal Unmasks Voices Behind Hit Album
The duo Milli Vanilli did not sing on their debut album though they earned a Grammy in 1989 for Best New Artist. The deception, now disclosed, could cost them the award as sales remained high amid public attention.
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Vanilli
Rob
Fab
Milli Vanilli
Milli
CNN’s press freedoms face risk from prior restraints
Anthony Lewis argues that federal court orders against publication threaten American press freedom. CNN's broadcasts of Noriega tapes prompted contempt concerns and a 11th Circuit ruling upholding a restraint, with the Supreme Court asked to review. He urges keeping contempt separate from the restraint and cites Nebraska Press Association v Stuart.
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Anthony Lewis
Boston
Britain
Cable
CNN
Manuel Noriega
Panama
Florida
Noriega
Federal District Court
William M. Hoeveler
U.S. Court of Appeals
11Th Circuit
Hoeveler
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Nebraska Press Association
Stuart
Burger
Bush
Independent Counsel
Oliver North
New York Times Service
Rapids of Change Drive College Community Support Plan
College Community School District Superintendent Robert Bostwick urges passage of the Instructional Support Program at the November 27 vote. The plan funds all-day kindergarten, staff development, gifted and at risk programs, tech upgrades, and classroom improvements to boost student achievement and prepare for a global economy.
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Robert Theobald
Theobald
Robert Bostwick
College Community
Apology Acknowledges Wrongs Toward Japanese and African Americans
A public letter expresses remorse for Japanese interment during World War II and slavery era injustices. It cites reparations of 20000 dollars, ongoing civil rights struggles, and calls on America to wake up and honor promised rights and equality for African Americans.
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United States
America
Let parishioners decide about school
Local alumnus argues for a parish referendum on a proposed central Catholic high school named St Vascular. He cites declining enrollments at LaSalle and Regis, rising costs, and potential traffic and transportation burdens, urging a community vote on the project.
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LaSalle High School
Central Catholic High School
St. Vascular
LaSalle and
Regis
Kennedy High School
Union critiques from Marilyn Geewax cited in Gazette column
Reader letter argues Geewax now opposes unions, calls 1980s union performance abysmal, contrasts worker training with company policies, cites IBP job ad at six fifty, and urges Geewax to join a union to prove support. Also references A. Philip Randolph quote and questions motives. David M. Holmes, 3804 Sue Lane NW.
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Gazette
Marilyn Geewax
Cox News Service
Ms. Geewax
Geewax
A. Phillip Randolph
Pullman Co
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Dale Larson
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Kerry Elsen
Mark Bowden
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IBP
David M. Holmes
Sue Lane
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