Simple proposals on reading and crime policy
Mike Deupree argues for teaching all children to read before others and advocating strict punishment and monitored supervision for violent and non violent criminals. He suggests more prison space and enhanced public works as alternatives to broad welfare. The column runs in The Gazette on multiple weekly editions.
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Dennis the Menace creator Ketcham to retire from strip
Dennis the Menace creator Hank Ketcham, 74, will stop drawing the weekday cartoons at year end. His assistant Marcus Hamilton will take over the daily strips while Ketcham shifts to painting portraits and overseeing a writerly team. The character debuted in 1951 in 1,800 newspapers.
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Royal biography stirs heat over Charles Camilla affair
London report notes Prince Charles acknowledged infidelity in a TV interview and the second installment of The Prince of Wales outlines his long affair with Camilla Shand, now Mrs Parker Bowles, as Andrew Parker Bowles endures jokes and scrutiny at home in Pickwick.
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Gazette Net Opens On FYiowa Bulletin Board Service
The Gazette offers electronic access via Gazette Net on FYiowa. Users dial (319) 368-8800 with 8 data bits no parity 1 stop bit and full duplex. The service lets readers submit letters to the editor story ideas Milestones forms and manage subscriptions.
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Gazette promotes soybean ink and recycled news print
The Gazette encourages readers to recycle by using soybean ink prints and recycled newsprint. It directs drop-off at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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HIV linked controversy gathers around hemophilia lawsuits
Deposition shows National Hemophilia Foundation and drug makers faced criticism as early as 1982 that blood clotting products could transmit HIV. Executives debated recalls while many patients died. lawsuits and trials ensued with 13 of 14 verdicts favoring companies. HIV contaminated products affected about half of US hemophiliacs, with roughly 3,000 deaths and 7,000 to 9,000 HIV-positive cases.
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