Tokyo Disneyland devotee praises its parking lot passion
Yoshimi Yabe a 38 year old Tokyo department store accountant has visited Tokyo Disneyland 205 times in five years. He says the parking lot embodies Walt Disney philosophy and safety, calling it the best part of Disneyland and even travels by train just to stroll the lot on heavy days. He admires Disney and hopes to visit Disney World with his family, though he pays his own way and treats Disney as a personal religion.
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Clinton recalls embarrassing moment at Arkansas talk
In Little Rock Gov Bill Clinton shared an embarrassing memory from a 1970s Congressional campaign in a Rogers parking lot when his pants split open in front of about 100 onlookers. The remark came as he addressed students during a light moment about public life.
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Legacy park gift from farmer to Fayette County
Millard Gilbertson left 327acre farm east of Elgin to Fayette County to be made into a park. Elgin officials say the gift will benefit children as Gilbertson intended with a grand opening set for Saturday.
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Elegant dinner at Hoover Library for Wine Society group
The Wine Society a graduate group of the Wine Workshop of Des Moines held an elegant dinner at the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library in West Branch. They sampled some of Iowa's premium wines.
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Optimism Ahead for 1989 Crops Despite Summer Drought
Agriculture experts in IE expect better yields and profits next year despite this summer's drought. They foresee higher prices, steadier markets, and no panic among farmers as plans shift to the coming season.
Soviet Summer List Buys Banished Books Rise in Demand
Izvestia highlights a summer trend with banned and glasnost era novels attracting readers. The list features titles from the age of reform and previously prohibited works gaining popularity across the Soviet Union.
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Miss California Marlise Ricardos Crafts Perfect Look
Marlise Ricardos, winner of Miss California, endures intense preparation to shape her image. The profile notes she trims weight and faces identity tensions in pursuit of the ideal pageant presentation.
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Ray Charles’s resilient life and rise in music
Ray Charles grew up in poverty and suffered tragedy with the drowning of a brother and the loss of his sight and parents. Yet by age 57 he has built an award-winning career in music and reflects on a life that has treated him well.
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Ex-nun author compares role changes across lives
Dr. Helen Rose Fuchs Ebaugh says moving from one role to another triggers similar psychological steps. She cites becoming an ex junkie or ex surgeon as examples of how identity shifts shape behavior.
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Preaching family debates school enrollment in Marion
In Marion North Carolina the Strode family faces school start while weighing home schooling. David Strode whose children Duffy 11 Matthew 5 gained notoriety last spring for preaching on school grounds calls his family living testimony of saved Christianity, while neighbors and local officials view them as disruptive and vocal.
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The Cedars Gazette Publication and Delivery Details
The Cedars Gazette publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401 with second class postage. Subscription rates include carrier 2.85 per week motor route 3.35 per week and mail options for Morning Editions and Sunday nine issues 12.80 for four weeks 141.40 per year. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. Postmaster address changes to Cedar Rapids Gazette Inc P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids 52406.
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Reversed Leisure Cover Cutlines Reported
Two cutlines on today's Leisure cover section F are reversed. The housing caption attaches to the lower left photo, while the cabin caption applies to the family photo.
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