Arundhati Roy and India's Nuclear Debate
A Texas journalist commends Arundhati Roy's brave Nation essay opposing India's nuclear tests. The writer contrasts American readers' awareness with Roy's global impact, praising the essay as a bold moral challenge and noting Roy's critique of nationalism and power.
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Judge rules foreign nationals may donate soft money
U S District Judge Paul Friedman ruled that foreign citizens are barred from hard money but may contribute soft money for party purposes. The decision affects investigations tied to the 1996 Clinton Gore campaign and the Yah Lin Trie fund-raiser case.
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Congress Extends Stopgap Funding To Midweek
Washington reports a three day extension to keep the federal government funded amid stalled talks on education spending IMF loan authority census methods and tax relief. Clinton criticizes Republicans while pressing for school hiring tax incentives and literacy programs as lawmakers seek a budget deal. Senate honors Capitol Police killed in the line of duty.
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Corrections In Iowa theater reading and cultural show details
Corrected Weekend calendar entries fix dates for The Final Disposal of the Kings reading at 8 p m in Theatre B and Coe College International Cultural Show at 7 p m in Sinclair Auditorium. Also notes corrections on real estate agent Bill Wittig and Gazette policy on corrections.
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The Gazette promotes farming and recycling efforts
The Cedar Rapids Gazette embraces agriculture with soybean ink and printed on recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle papers at City Carton or nearest recycling location, with contact numbers for the newspaper office in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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