Dog shows reveal breeding myths and borders collie charm
In Grants Pass Oregon a dog show drew attention to border collies and other breeds. The writer notes professional handlers, owner training, and breed health concerns including cancer risk in Bernese mountain dogs. A reflective column ends with observations on culture and travel.
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New Zealand
Europe
Jesse James
Roseann Farr
Arbandy Dr
Iowa City
Maquoketa
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CNN
Gas prices dip nationwide as demand slows
Gasoline prices across the United States fell about 1.59 cents per gallon over the past two weeks, with the average across all grades at 117.32 cents per gallon including taxes. Trilby Lundberg of the Lundberg Survey said demand is down, based on a Friday survey of 10,000 stations, noting self serve averages: unleaded regular 110.37, midgrade 120.61, premium 128.96, leaded 110.93 cents.
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Lundberg
Clinton urges UN reform amid world leaders at 50th anniversary
President Clinton told more than 130 world leaders at the UN’s 50th anniversary gathering that the world body must streamline bureaucracy and curb waste. Castro and other poorer nations pressed for more say, while Yeltsin opposed NATO policing of Bosnia and East European expansion. The event highlighted enduring East West tensions and calls for reform and better funding of the UN.
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Fidel Castro
U.N
Boris Yeltsin
United States
U.S
Bosnia
Yeltsin
World leaders pull off rare united portrait at UN ceremony
The photographer struggled with missing leaders and onlookers as officials rearranged for a rare group shot. Leaders from America, Iran, India, Pakistan, Russia, Afghanistan, Israel and Arab nations beamed together, breaking tense images with broad smiles.
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India
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Russia
Fidel Castro Greets Harlem Crowd At Church Return
Cuban leader Fidel Castro attracted hundreds in Harlem for a friendly reception at the Abyssinian Church marking the UN's 50th anniversary. About 1,200 waited inside and 200 on the street as Castro spoke in his green fatigues, criticizing U.S. embargo policy and fielding protest signs.
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Fidel Castro
Harlem
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United Nations
Gazette Promotes Agricultural Ink and Recycling Drive
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support farming. It urges readers to recycle papers at City Carton on Sixth St or at nearest official recycling location.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription and postal information
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists pricing for mail and motor delivery, with weekly, four week, and yearly rates for local editions and AP dispatches. Contact addresses and postmaster information are provided as well as general telephone numbers.
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Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Carter
U.S
AP News
DAR Rapids Gazette, Inc
P.O
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