The RU-486 Debate and the Mirage of Choice
Anna Quindlen argues abortion rights are shaped by politics and fear. The FDA approval of RU-486 is analyzed as a safer option that could shift access toward doctors and clinics, while acknowledging limits for teens and the poor. The piece contrasts US trends with Europe and stresses broader contraception as prevention.
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Heating bills to rise $190 to $240 this winter
A U S Energy Department report predicts average heating costs will climb by $190 to $240 this year for homes using natural gas or oil, even with a normal winter. If a long cold spell hits, natural gas and heating oil supplies could tighten despite emergency oil stock releases.
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Australia plans to boost Snowy River flow after decades
Victoria and New South Wales will spend 160 million dollars to raise the Snowy River’s flow to 28 percent of capacity within 15 years. The plan aims to revive the river once diverted for vast irrigation schemes and power, benefiting Melbourne Sydney and Canberra while pleasing conservationists and local communities.
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Correction on Bush rally attendee name at Eastern Iowa Airport
Judy Goetsch of Walker attended a Bush rally at The Eastern Iowa Airport on Thursday night. The Gazette notes a Friday story misnamed her first name and pledges corrections for accuracy and fairness in reporting with a published clarification space.
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Gazette Advances Agriculture With Soybean Ink
The Gazette promotes a future friendly to farming by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or at the nearest recycling location.
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House approves sweeping anti crime bill to aid women
The House approved a broad crime bill, including over 8 billion dollars to combat violence against women and to aid victims of international sex trafficking. It would aid prosecutors, expand shelters, and fund college outreach while expanding programs to prevent dating violence and to recover costs when offenders cross states.
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