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	Consumer magazine helps kids use money wisely By Matt White, , Lisa Schubert, , Jade McGillem, 84, Brian Hartz, , Chris Cooper, 7 How to subscribe Individual subscriptions to Zillions are $16 per year. Write to Zillions, P.O. Box 54861, Boulder, Colo., 80322-4861. School subscriptions are $4.95 per year, with a minimum of 10 orders to one address. Write to Zillions, P.O. Box 3760, Jefferson City, Mo. 65102. The magazine is also available on newsstands. Zillions tells young consumers how to avoid rip-offs and choose prod
	School pageant prompts personal drama in Sweet Valley Kids series By Chris Cooper, 7 CHILDREN'S EXPRESS Starring Winston Egbert Author: Francine Pascal. Pages: 74. Price: $2.75. Publisher: Bantam Skylark. Starring Winston Egbert, No. 13 in the Sweet Valley Kids series, is an entertaining book about a group of second-graders in Sweet Valley, Calif. The book tells the story of how Jessica Wakefield reacts when Winston Egbert gets the starring role in the Thanksgiving Day program
	Pearson tells what he would do if he wins state election By Carlos Galliani, , Ben Young, , Matt White, , Chris Cooper, 7, Ben Prince, 7, Nikita Page, 7, Rancia Cummings, 7, , , Amy Ott, 7, Ann-marie Lawlor, 7, Amish Patel, 7, Brad Atkins, 7, Nadia Kelley, 7, Mandy Ott, 7 Children's Express recognizes the fact that kids, although they cannot vote, need to have a say and understand the issues in this election, both at the national and state levels. That is why we brought 10 central Indiana students from seven schools together to discuss three issues with the Republican nominee for governor, Attorney General Linley Pearson. Children's Express staff members also
	TV anchor sees new racism emerging By Chris Cooper, 6, Laura Berlier, 6, Sarah Furimsky, , Beth Plocharczyk, , Ben Young, WTHR (Channel 13) anchorman Tom Cochrun, who won an Emmy Award for exposing the Ku Klux Klan, says he sees a new kind of racism emerging in this country. "I think that what has occurred is that some people, regardless of whether they're black or white or yellow or red, are becoming increasingly captured by the idea of what makes them different as opposed to what makes us all the same."
	The gentle manatees By Beth Plocharczk, , Matt White, , Chris Cooper, 7, Eric Stader, There is a legend that goes something like this: A long time ago, sailors who were away from home for a long time would see manatees and think they were mermaids. They must have been really homesick to mistake the homely manatee for a woman. Perhaps at the time there were plenty of manatees, but today that's not the case. Manatees _ marine mammals that have the face of an elephant, a tail lik