Girls prove brains shine as women outpace men in education
A study by the OECD shows girls in 42 countries outperform boys in reading and higher education, with women earning more college diplomas as social acceptance grows. The piece notes shifts in attitudes toward female intelligence, dating back to political figures and changing pay gaps, all indicating a narrowing gender gap in academics.
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Underage drinking and policy debate prompt action
The National Academy of Sciences reports 1984s drinking age impacts and urges Congress to curb youth access and revoke voluntary industry marketing to underage consumers. Calls for federal standards to reduce teen drinking and better control beverage marketing nationwide.
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Clark surge and Bush fall in 2003 election outlook
A Newsweek snapshot shows Bush dipping to 51 percent job approval and trailing in trial heats, while Gen Wesley Clark rises as a media fueled favorite. Clark leads the Democratic pack with 14 percent as Dean and Lieberman follow, highlighting a volatile 2004 race.
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Ethanol Plant Investors Sought for Garnett Texas
Local agriculture advocate urges residents to consider investing in East Kansas Agri Energy, an ethanol plant planned for Garnett. A special meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Anderson County Junior-Senior High School to discuss the project and its potential to raise crop values and livestock profits.
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Ethanol Plant Meeting Aims at Farm Economy Boost
Farmers seek financial aid for the ethanol plant project during the construction phase. The plan targets replacing MTBE with ethanol to protect groundwater, with potential for increased corn demand, new jobs, and higher tax revenues in East Central Kansas. Local investors urged to attend Tuesday meeting.
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Horses Demand Music at Feed Time in Forest Park Area
A neighbor reports four horses north of Forest Park expressing demands before fall roundup. They request music in stalls at meals and on weekends, seeking conversation and petting while thanking daily walkers. Candy and Ralph Finch may assist in solving these issues. Ot tawa's Tommy E. congratulates the "Over The Road Gang" on another production.
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Share Your Views With The Ottawa Herald
A brief invitation from The Ottawa Herald inviting readers in Ottawa Kansas to share opinions on local issues and submit letters to the editor for possible publication. The notice provides contact and submission details for readers to participate.
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