Clinton says state of nation's cities is strong
President Clinton told more than 300 mayors that U S cities are revitalized yet face dangers from gaps in schools housing and jobs. HUD chief Cuomo called the “opportunity gap” a persistent threat as the new State of the Cities report praises growth but notes middle class loss and homelessness.
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Gardens and museum trips link Yaqui elders and students in Tucson
In Tucson, Pascua Yaqui Senior Center hosts an 80 by 120 foot garden with sunflowers corn beans and squash planted by Lawrence Elementary students. Weekly visits foster intergenerational ties as elders share stories and culture while learning archaeology and history at the Arizona State Museum.
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Bishops outline plan to curb media dark side
Pittsburgh AP report says the National Conference of Catholic Bishops unveiled a seven point strategy to reduce sex and violence in entertainment. Bishop Lynch of St Petersburg noted it as a foundational document aiming to meet with media executives and promote a policy platform.
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