Civil War lecturer urges slavery as war cause at Elderhostel
Lincoln Memorial University professor Charles M. Hubbard led five days of Civil War and Lincoln topics for Elderhostel in Cumberland Gap Tennessee. He argued slavery was the root cause, with secession and states rights as secondary factors, while sharing humor and notes on his Fulbright lecture plans in the Philippines.
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Blink Rate Suggests Gore Could Win Next U S Election
Boston College psychologist Joseph Teece links frequent blinking to stress and ill health, noting Nixon, Carter, Mondale, Dukakis, Bush, and Dole blinked more in debates and lost. In Tuesday's Boston debate Gore showed slower blinking but more head movements, prompting cautious optimism for Gore per Teece.
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NASA clears Discovery for liftoff amid wind delay risk
NASA clears space shuttle Discovery for launch to the international space station but gusty cross winds of about 70 percent threaten a launch delay into the week. Engineers resolved bolt issues on the external tank and replaced a sluggish valve, as four spacewalks are planned to install a truss and docking port.
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink commitment
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support farming, urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or via local recycling locations, and provides contact for further guidance.
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Correction on fibromyalgia arthritis note in Mind Body
The Sundays Gazette corrects a misstatement about fibromyalgia being a form of arthritis and its symptoms. It notes the Gazette will address complaints about accuracy and publish corrections or clarifications in this space and provides a contact phone number.
Undecided voters weigh gut reactions in final campaign
Undecided voters in the 30 days before the election weigh integrity and character as Gore and Bush flood the airwaves with facts. Penning, a Grand Rapids PR director, backs Bush's tax plan and Gore's environmentalism while criticizing both on campaign finance.
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Former Commerce Secretary John T. Connor Dies at 85
Boston AP reports John T. Connor, 85, former U S secretary of commerce from 1965 to 1967, died Friday at Massachusetts General Hospital after battling blood cancer. Connor later led Allied Chemical Corp as president and chairman, and served as president of two Fortune 500 companies.
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