Man bites dog in Ireland and gas station talk of rising car insurance
A clipping reports 33-year-old Charles Dubois biting his Labrador Upton after a drunken episode, with an appeals ruling on a two year dog ownership ban. The column riffs on road rage and auto insurance rate hikes tied to vehicle type, then notes a hydrogen fuel cell car breakthrough and its cost implications.
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Dublin
Irish Times
Charles Dubois
Upton
Dubois
America
Michigan
Mr. Jones
Federico Pena
Doctor found guilty in 21 year murder case
Dr. Stephen Scher, 56, was convicted of first degree murder for killing Martin Dillon in 1976 to marry Dillon’s widow Patricia. He admitted the gun went off during a struggle after revealing an affair. Sentenced to life without parole.
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Montrose, Pa
Stephen Scher
Robert Campolongo
Scher
Martin Dillon
Dillon
Montrose
Pentagon orders weapons surrender for domestic abuse records
The Pentagon directs all 1.4 million personnel to report domestic abuse convictions and surrender firearms under a federal law. Officials say the affected group will be small, possibly hundreds, though some sources suggest thousands. No exemptions for service in combat zones are provided.
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Washington
Pentagon
Wom
Rush
Bosnia
Clinton unveils modest plan to curb global warming
President Clinton proposes binding limits on heat trapping gases to return to 1990 levels by 2008 to 2012 and below 1990 afterward. He budgets 5 billion for tax breaks to spur energy efficiency and new technology while stressing a long term phased approach.
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America
Clinton
U.S
Gazette Promotes Agriculture With Soybean Ink
The Gazette advocates farming by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle old newspapers at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW or at nearby recycling sites.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
Corrections to Cedar Rapids Library sculpture and Hayrack Ride misprint
Corrections note that the Mouse Eared Bone sculpture placed at the Cedar Rapids Downtown Library plaza was funded by the Cedar Rapids Art in Public Places Fund administered by the Greater Cedar Rapids Foundation, not the city. Also corrects a North Liberty dateline error about a Swisher Eyeball Country hayride with details on timing, location, and pricing.
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Cedar Rapids
Art In
Greater
Swisher
North Liberty
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Mrs. Smith
Willie Sutton
al Gore
Mike Deupree
Patricia
Dead Man
Frank Rush
Global
National Geographic Society
United States
The
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
On Rapids
Associated Press
AP News
Inc. P.O
Douglas E. Dawson, MD
Town Square
Coralville
Dawson
American Board of Otolaryngology
American Board of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
5Th Street
Allen Motor Company
Longbranch
Bennett Woodstones
Mercy Medical Center
Best Rental
Park City
Cewter
Carmike Cinemas
Paulson Electric Dermatogix
Rex's Gun Shop
Domby Boot Ritz
Dr. Dawson
Saturn
Earl May Nurseries
Scheels All Sports
Ellis Landing
Skogman Realty
Enzler's
Spring House Fashion Company
St. Luke’s Hosph
Foreman & Clark Studiol
Fox Eye the Blind Factory
Frontier Garden Centerim Negro
Iowa City
API
Ads
Jerry K. Ask
Aegon USA Securities, Inc
Holland
Orcha
Holland Orchard
Ave
Jonagold
Jonathan
McIntosh
Ange
Wraores
Taurant
1St Ave
Ted
Green Castle Park
Swisher Men’s Club
Bridal
1St Ave. S.E
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