When a son outgrows his mother in one summer
In Jacquelyn Mitchard’s Gazette column a mother recounts a bar mitzvah night where her teenage son Robert has grown taller than her. She reflects on change, connection, and the unspoken shifts in their relationship as a rite of passage marks him becoming a man.
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Plane carrying nine missing in Colorado search continues
Search teams comb rugged snow covered forest 23 miles south of Montrose for a chartered single engine Cessna that disappeared Wednesday after takeoff from Montrose heading to Page Arizona. Nine aboard include eight Bureau of Reclamation employees and a pilot.
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al Inman
Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycled paper
The Gazette announces its commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are encouraged to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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Gun makers promise childproof triggers on handguns
In a pressured alliance, major gun manufacturers including Smith & Wesson Glock Beretta Taurus Heckler Koch H&R 1871 SigArms and Mossberg pledged to provide childproof trigger locks with all handguns. The move follows Clinton threats for federal standards and an executive order, aiming to reduce accidental injuries to children.
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Pre-Incan artifact smuggling case in Philadelphia
Federal agents arrest Orlando Mendez and Denis Garcia for trying to sell a Moche era backflap pre-Incan artifact worth 1.6 million. The piece, buried with a warrior priest in Lipan Peru, dates 100 B.C. to 700 A.D. and is among looted royal tomb treasures fueling a black market.
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