Ellen on TV ratings and the Ellen show controversy
Ellen Goodman's Gazette column argues ABC's parental advisory on Ellen signals a moral warning about homosexuality rather than explicit content. The piece contrasts two kisses and a bedroom door with broader disputes over portraying gay lives and the risk to viewers, including religious and secular critics.
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McKinney to be arraigned on sexual misconduct charges
Former Army sergeant major Gene McKinney is set for arraignment Thursday at Fort Belvoir Virginia on sexual misconduct charges. He was removed as the Army top enlisted soldier last week as a court martial looms.
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Bomb parts found at suspect’s home in Atlanta shootings case
The FBI says bomb components were found at the home of Gregory Lawler, linked to the January abortion clinic bombing and February gay nightclub blast, as the task force widens its probe. Lawler faces murder and aggravated assault charges in the shooting deaths of Officer John Sowa and wounding of Officer Patricia Cocciolone. The suspect’s attorney denies involvement, noting the explosives were bullet-making materials.
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Michigan Affirms Action Policy Targeted in Lawsuit
The Center for Individual Rights filed a federal class action against the University of Michigan on behalf of two white applicants denied admission. The suit argues the universities race based policies violate federal civil rights by favoring Black and Hispanic students, claiming the school doubled minority enrollment in ten years.
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Gazette backs future with soybean ink and recycled paper
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming and printing practices by using soybean ink and recycled news print. It encourages readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St. SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Establishes Daily and Sunday Publication
The Gazette Company launched Cedar Rapids Gazette in 1883 publishing daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401. Rates listed include $4.40 weekly carrier, 7 issues for $19, $236 for 52 weeks within Iowa and U.S. territories. AP retains exclusive local news republication rights.
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Board urges colleges to ban alcohol on campuses
Massachusetts Board of Higher Education voted unanimously to urge all 29 state colleges and universities to ban most alcohol on campuses and in dormitories where residents are under 21. Each school's board of trustees must approve before it takes effect, with limited event exceptions.
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