Poets In The Iowa Statehouse Stir Frank Verse
Des Moines reports a surge of poetic performances by lawmakers led by Rep. Terry Durland at a charity event for Attorney General Richard Turner. Debates mention gifts and laws, with Rep. Krause weighing in on the bards vs legislative excess as poets flourish amid the statehouse mood.
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Des Moines
Statehouse
Terry Durland
D-Elkader
Richard Turner
Turner
Robert Krause
Culver Chairs Senate Subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency
Senator John Culver of Iowa was named chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee's subcommittee to investigate juvenile delinquency. He called the appointment a chance to upgrade the justice system as Iowa lawmakers push major juvenile law revisions. He also joins the administrative practices and citizen rights subcommittees.
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Washington
John Culver
Senate Judiciary Committee
Culver
Iowa
Judiciary Committee
Citizen’s
Thefts Reported At 3 Schools In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police logged three school thefts Friday. Tim Dierdorfs reported $114 in items taken from an unlocked Washington high school locker. Roger A Zahradnik said a $130 wrist watch was stolen from his Kennedy high school car. A chrome framed photograph valued at $95 from a Stuart Lounge exhibit by Robert S Leiserowitz at Coe College was stolen.
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Cedar Rapids
Tim Dierdorfs
Third Avenue SE
Washington High School
Roger A. Zahradnik
Marion Road
Kennedy High School
Stuart
Gage Memorial Union
Coe College
Robert S. Leiserowitz
Des Moines
Birth Pill Workers Face Hormone Dangers
ATLANTA AP report says female hormones rose in employees making birth control pills. HRSA expert Dr. Malcolm Harrington urges interim occupational standards while noting no cancer risk but possible breast enlargement in men and abnormal vaginal bleeding in women. He calls for enclosed production and further study.
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Atlanta
National Center For Disease Control
Malcolm Harrington
Harrington
Puerto Rico
Ortho Pharmaceutical
Drunk Driving Charge Against Darlene Pennington in Cedar Rapids
Darlene Carol Pennington, 33, of 619 Second Avenue SW, was charged with drunk driving at 6 40 p.m. Friday by Cedar Rapids police. She was arrested in the 200 block of Seventh Street SW and faces a separate charge for striking fixtures adjacent to the street. ON THIS DATE IN 1792 Congress established the U.S. Mint.
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Darlene Carol Pennington
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Seventh Street
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Details and Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates by carrier and mail are listed with weekly and yearly options. The paper notes no mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service and reserves AP material for local news and dispatches.
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The
Gazette ‘Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Gazette
Kodak Confirms DOJ Probe Into Monopoly Claims
Eastman Kodak Company confirms the U S Justice Department is investigating whether it unlawfully monopolized the photographic supplies market. A Rochester spokesman says the firm received a civil investigative demand from the antitrust division.
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Rochester, N.Y
UPI
Eastman Kodak Company
Justice Department
Rochester
Anti-Trust Division
Hospitalized Mrs LeRoy Bird at Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids brief notes Mrs LeRoy Bird a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital with visitors allowed in room 5236. Also mentions various local ads and notices including an entry about a break in at 217 Eighteenth Street NE with $60 stolen, and Jan Tellin announcing Jan's Plaza Salon opening at Lindale Plaza.
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LeRoy Bird
Teresa Drive
Mercy Hospital
Jan Tellin
Jan and Jerry’s
Jan’s Plaza Salon
Lindale Plaza
Judge Dismisses Fischer Lawsuit in Privacy Case
In Los Angeles U S District Court Judge Matt Byrne dismissed Bobby Fischer's 5 million invasion of privacy suit against author Brad Darrach Time Life International and Stein and Day Publishers Inc The former world chess champion filed the suit alleging violations of written and oral promises not to disclose his private life and proceeded without an attorney.
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Los Angeles
Bobby Fischer
U.S
Matt Byrne
Fischer
Brad Darrach
Time- Life International
Stein and Day Publishers, Inc
Vice President Humphrey Confronted by Demonstrators in Florence
Antiwar demonstrators confronted Vice-President Hubert Humphrey in Florence Italy during a 1960s era event. Police kept crowds at a distance as protesters carried signs urging an end to the war and called for broader U.S. policy changes.
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Humphrey
Florence
Italy
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Dick Turner
Diddle
Deedle Diddle
Deedle
Dick Turner Diddle
Art Smith
William Eberline
Associated Press
Israel
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Eberline
Coke
Warren Burger
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
Senate
Congress
Vasa Eee
Great Plains Gas
Second Ave
S.E
Kodak
Cedar Rapids Briefs
Hawkeye Downs
Adv
Sterling Smith
Fifth Street
Pella
Springfield
St. Louis
Kalona
Travel & Transport
John E. Plummer
Ralph M. Plummer
Highview Drive
Marion
Naval Air Station
Oak Harbor
Wash
Night Hawk
Berger Furrier
Jim Brady
Cedar Memorial Park
Klinger Paint Company
5Th Ave
Avenue Floral
Pierson’s Florists
Robert Bruce
Eighteenth Street
Peck
Baby Lambs
La-Zboy
Chicago
Leath
Center Pt. Rd. N.E
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