Universities Split Over INS Identity Tracking Plan
Iowa state universities join more than 100 institutions opposing an INS proposal after the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. The plan would require foreign students on temporary visas to carry IDs and report status changes to INS. Opponents cite academic freedom and cost, noting foreign students boost Iowa's economy by about 150 million annually, while supporters say tracking is necessary for safety and accountability.
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Giuliani rules out third term but offers three month stay
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said he will not seek a third term but offered to remain through a three month transition after the World Trade Center attack. He said he is unavailable for the ballot and discussed possible extensions only for transition purposes. The plan follows his high approval ratings amid the crisis while lawmakers express hesitation.
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The Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink
The Gazette prints with soybean ink to support future farming and recycles newsprint. Readers are urged to drop newspapers at City Carton or recycling locations, with addresses and contact details listed for subscriptions and service.
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Bush urges kick start for economy stimulus plan
President Bush urged Congress to enact a stimulus package up to 75 billion dollars built on tax cuts and rebates for low income workers plus unemployment extensions. Greenspan Rubin signaled support as markets rallied and officials debate a broader package including business tax breaks and a higher minimum wage.
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Cedar Rapids Parks Hopeful Wade Wagner Endorsed by Sierra Club
The local Sierra Club chapter backs Wade Wagner as Cedar Rapids parks commissioner candidate for his openness to alternatives to the Highway 100 project not his opposition. The Gazette invites reader feedback on article accuracy and fairness.
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