Weekend Details From Friday’s Magazine Calendar
The Weekend magazine column outlines upcoming events listed in Friday's edition calendar. It notes social gatherings, theater showings, concerts, and community happenings with dates and venues referenced in brief entries.
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Weekend
Patrol control names Marion Police head
Mike Birmingham was chosen from nearly 100 applicants to lead the Marion Police Department. The appointment is noted in Metro News page 2A.
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Mike Birmingham
Marion
Metro News
Today's Chuckle
A brief joke notes that people who claim money is no object actually mean they cannot access that object, poking fun at the idea of wealth and desire with a sly financial twist.
Edmonton Tornado Leaves Trail of Deaths and Destruction
A tornado ripped through Edmonton and nearby areas killing at least 30 and wounding over 250. The storm flattened a trailer park, damaged a fuel line, and sent cars and debris flying as emergency crews battled fires and trapped victims. Authorities confirmed multiple fatalities in city and surrounding county.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Laurence Decore
Jocelyn Tennison
Strathcona
Decore
Evergreen
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Tom Harding
CISN
Ambulance Service
Joan Rossall
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Bob Moffat
Hollywood Is Coming O.R. Lands Movie With Gere
Gazette reports Cedar Rapids will host a low budget 4.5 million film Farm of the Year from Cinecom International Films. Richard Gere and Kevin Anderson to be sneaked into town for location scouting, with 1,000 to 1,500 local jobs and about 3 million in initial economic impact. Farm chosen from 10 nearby farms. producers expect major set changes and family housing arranged at no cost.
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Richard Gere
Gere
Debra Winger
Cedar Rapids
Cinecom International Films of
New York
Russ Smith
Bure Smith
the Gazette
Kevin Anderson
Smith
Wendel Jarvis
Iowa Department of Economic Development
Jarvis
Wendel
Iowa
Winterset
Greenfield
Dubuque
Stone City
Iowa City
Des Moines
Reagan has skin cancer removed in Bethesda procedure
President Reagan underwent microscopic surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital to remove a very small patch of skin cancer from his nose. Two thin tissue layers were excised and all cancerous cells were reported gone after immediate microscopic examination. He wore a flesh colored bandage and said he felt fine as he left, returning to the White House with Nancy.
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Washington
Reagan
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Nancy
Fitzwater
Perry Robins
Skin Cancer Foundation
U S to send own minesweepers to Gulf amid Thatcher row
The United States will ship three to four MSB class minesweepers to the Persian Gulf after Britain refused an American request for help with mine removal. West Germany and the Netherlands also declined similar requests this week.
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U.S
Persian Gulf
Britain
West Germany
Netherlands
Margaret Thatcher
United States
Pentagon
Charleston
S.C
Gulf
Navy
Kuwait
Supertanker Bridgeton
Heat, Frustration Rise At Local Emergency Shelter
Heat wave linked to crowded YWCA Women's Emergency Shelter as experts note fatigue and irritability increase. Psychologist says exposure drains energy, while clerks report more grumpy, money-focused behavior from public.
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YWCA
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Indienolas
Volunteer Fire Department
Waukon
Aurora
Jane Boyd
van Vechten Park
Williamsburg
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Royals
Reds
N.L. Cubs
Giants
Expos
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Rangers
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Blue Jays
Indians
Tyrone Gibson
Hawks
Committee of Detail
Abby
Ewe & Ee Farm of
Iowa News Iy
Canada
Gazette
Todd Buchanan
St. Mary's
Newman Catholic
University of Iowa
Newman Center
Hollywood
O.R. Lands
Gail Cooper
Gazette Wire Services
Vanessa Shelton
Beth Barnhill
Barnhill
Jane Sanders
Leah Cihla
Linn County