Cedar Lake School Board Bans Dictionary Over 70 Naughty Words
The Cedar Lake Indiana school board ordered the American Heritage Dictionary removed from the high school citing 70 words deemed inappropriate for students. They noted the same words appear in major dictionaries and wondered which dictionary will replace it.
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Junk food column defends hamburgers and pizza as nutritious
Dr George C Thosteson criticizes the junk food label as overused praising ground beef in fast food as meeting strict specs and noting nutrition varies by preparation He argues many favorite foods like corn chips peanuts and pizzas can fit a balanced diet and calls for moderation not demonization of tasty fare
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Globe-Gazette
Smooth transitional conduct marks Ford Carter handover
The piece notes past and present presidential transitions from 1933 to 1976 1980 and beyond. It praises Ford for cooperating with Carter to ensure a smooth transition and hopes for a calm national mood and a model for future handovers. It highlights contrasts with Roosevelt Hoover Truman Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson Nixon and mentions dates around inauguration day.
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Retirement plans and Muscatine slough redevelopment talk
A letter from Gil Dietz reflects plans about retirement and a humorous misread at a restaurant. The piece shifts to Muscatine City Council deliberations on dredging the Slough for drainage relief and recreation, with cost estimates from 223000 to 649000 and debate over funding versus using Power and Water land for a low-cost nature area with trails.
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Ed Mezvinsky
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Jim Fuller
Evelyn Schauland
Tuna fishing peril pits porpoise protection against tuna industry
Washington notes Supreme Court Justice Rehnquist halted yellowfin tuna fishing for the year after California fishermen lost an appeal. The piece argues Marine Mammal Protection Act aimed to save porpoises may imperil a sizable American tuna industry relying on purse seine nets, with 1500 families affected and annual 300,000 tons worth $156 million.
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Charles Richey
Ice on river thins hindering free bridge access
Yesterday marked a significant thinning of river ice over the past two days, delaying the chance to open a free bridge until weather improves. The note recalls past anniversaries including a birth, a death, and officials at a county attorney convention.
Washingtons farewell dinner and world events on this date
On this date in history, George Washington held his farewell dinner at Fraunces Tavern in New York. The day marks past events from 1783 to 1976, including Paris unrest in 1851, U S bombers hitting Italy in 1942, UN participation approval in 1945, and a 1974 Dutch plane crash. Birthdays noted include Deanne Durbin and Alfred Hershey.
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