Recycling awareness in The Gazette promotes soybean ink and paper reuse
The Gazette urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street and at nearby locations. It notes recycled newsprint usage and lists contact details for subscription and post office changes.
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End of a Campaign Scandal That Wasn’t
Mike Deupree analyzes the end of the Harkin Ganske spying probe and its political aftershocks. The police dropped the case with no crime found, but partisan fallout persists as voters weigh integrity and motives in the Iowa race. Deupree questions neutral voter views, Conley’s access, and why public comments didn’t derail Ganske’s bid.
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Colleges test date rape drug detecting coasters faces doubts
Colleges nationwide buy 40 cent coasters that reportedly turn blue if date rape drugs are present, but experts warn they may be ineffective. Tests show limited detection of GHB and ketamine, with color changes hard to decipher in common drinks.
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Blake denied bail in murder case in Los Angeles
Actor Robert Blake was denied bail by Superior Court Judge Lloyd Nash and remains jailed pending a preliminary hearing set for December 11. Blake, 69, is charged with murder in the May 4, 2001 shooting death of Benny Bakley outside a San Fernando Valley restaurant, plus conspiracy solicitation to murder and lying in wait.
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Court: Public entitled to see adjusted census figures
A unanimous 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling orders the Census Bureau to release its statistically adjusted counts for each state county and neighborhood. The decision says the public may see estimates of undercounts used to judge funding and policy effects.
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