Thanksgiving Week Big Gazette Issue Plans Ahead
The Gazette outlines a large Thanksgiving week edition on Thursday November 22 with extended production across departments. Advertisers prepare early fall campaigns for the holiday shopping season while Accent is printed early to accommodate supplements. The paper notes Lincoln’s 1863 date and Roosevelt’s 1939 adjustment, plus Call of the Colors Photo Contest results and previews for GameDay and the Corn Bowl.
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Harry Potter Weekend Tops Box Office Records
Wizard franchise shatters debut and single day records with Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone earning 93.5 million in opening weekend. The film surpassed The Lost World and Phantom Menace benchmarks as production begins on Chamber of Secrets in London.
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Monster, Inc. Drops to Second as Potter Dominates Box Office
The No 1 film for the prior two weekends, Monsters, Inc., falls to second place with 23 million as Disney’s strategy to release before Harry Potter pays off. Monsters, Inc. set a record for best animated debut, tallying 156.7 million in 17 days.
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States cut back on education funding stress economy
Washington reports states face an $11.3 billion shortfall in fiscal year 2002. Congressional Democrats led by Senator Edward Kennedy and Representative George Miller push for more federal education spending as negotiators reconcile House and Senate bills. The House proposes about $24 billion, the Senate $33 billion, with the federal total at $18.4 billion this year. Dave Schnittger, spokesman.
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Boehner Warns Against Funding Without Reform
Rep Boehner Republican Ohio and chairman of the House Education and Workforce Committee argues the education bill must include red tape relief and better results beyond funding. Critics say 33 billion dollars lacks flexibility and imposes strings through more testing and data reporting.
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Gazette backs green farming with soybean ink and reuse
The Gazette highlights sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle by dropping papers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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