Ice palace tops height record for St. Paul carnival
In St. Paul Minnesota volunteers and contractors completed a 127 foot ice palace after delays from insurance and two warm spells. The $200000 project, begun late, features a 125 to 127 foot height with plans to light the palace Thursday and keep it on display through February 16.
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ST. Paul
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Tom Keller
Austin P. Keller Construction Co
Keller
Minnesota Historical Society
Edlerbe Inc
Kathy Petters
Prince Andrew’s guest sparks royal romance chatter
The visit of Sarah Ferguson to the HMS Brasns with Princess Diana sparked speculation of a possible engagement. Andrew greeted Diana and her child Prince William, rode in the helicopter Hussey, and Ferguson, a sales executive, joined the royal trio amid questions about a serious relationship.
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Prince Charles
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Prince William
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Baunas
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Revised background-check bill praised in Maryland
A Maryland Senate panel heard praise for a revised background-check bill for future child care workers, teachers, and others in contact with minors. The measure, sponsored by the Hughes administration, would require FBI background checks for those hired after Oct. 1 and mandate disclosure of criminal convictions or pending charges for seven offenses. It omits pre Oct. 1 hires from FBI checks, allows some rehabilitation, and focuses on administrative sanctions and expanded reporting. The bill aims to create a permanent Child Abuse and Neglect Council and ease out of court statements for certain child witnesses.
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Judicial Proceedings Committee
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Hughes
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Shuse
Shabin
Office For Children and Youth
Undercover senior reveals age bias across the U.S.
Patricia A. Moore spent three years living as an 85 year old to study age bias. She observed discrimination from strangers and businesses, mugging incidents in New York, and difficulties for the elderly in transit and daily life. Moore urges attitude change and stereotype erosion.
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West Windsor Township
N.J
Patricia A. Moore
United States
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Ghel
Z Mey
Reyne
Gerontology Institute of New Jersey
New York City
Mae
New Jersey
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