Kiddies Pedal Scream Winners Named In Local Race
First place winners include two-year-old Joshua Wermayer and three-year-old Marc Langhauser riding Big Wheel and tricycle respectively. The event lists dozens of children by name with ages and addresses, plus divisions for small wheel unicycle and energetic eights.
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Joshua Wermayer
O Avenue NW
Dylan Neff
Johnson Avenue NW
Marc Langhauser
West Post Road
Benjamin Culler
Thirty-ninth Street
Cam Stanbro
Route Three
Marion
Jennifer Danly
Mechanicsville
Mark Stemm
East Post Road
Kevin Smith
Route Two
Cedar Rapids
Brad Jost
Palo
Mike Moore
Forty-eighth Street
Victor Gibbs
Baverine NW
Jim Salzbrenner
Clifton Street
Jason Laube
Falcon Drive
Corry Donaldson
Solon
Todd Barnard
Dover Street
John Hickok
Dalewood Avenue
Brian Heusman
Lee Street
Parrish Copeland
Wilson Avenue
Mark Johnson
Danbury Street
Brian Houlahan
Park Avenue
Scott Wischmeyer
Jeff Vanderlinden
Third Avenue
Mion
Steve Hellman
Windsor Drive
Gene Hellsman
Mark Taschmitter
Alma Drive
Whiz Kids
Richard Bennett
Forest Drive
Karl Rosenberg
Cottage Grove Lane
Hotdogs
Chris Chichelly
John Borthwick
Rainbow
Hiawatha
Speed Demons
Gary Hass
Anamosa
Mark von Behren
Route One
Wild Bunch
Barry Peterson
Luke Schupanitz
Northview Place
Alex Riddles
Eighteenth Street
David Ster
Guy Gooch
Maple Crest Drive
Young Acrobat Demonstration Ends Harmlessly for Photographers
Four year old Kevin Brinson of 1500 Oakland Road NE hung by his legs during a weekend acrobatic demonstration for a photographer. No injuries reported and guardians nearby.
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Kevin Brinson
Oakland Road
Koreans Offer Humble Gift to Supporters on Hill
In a Washington exchange, a friend argues that U S aid to South Korea and gifts to congressmen resemble a bribe, while others insist gratitude is simply a polite gesture for aid already provided. The debate centers on intent and perception at the Hill.
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Washington
Feiderman
Congress
Justice Department
U.S
South Korea
CIA
South Korea’s Gift Giving in Politics Sparks Debate
A discussion on foreign aid and gifts highlights cultural differences. Feiderman argues Korea’s tradition of giving favors binds leaders, while the speaker questions the practice and cautions against offending allies. The dialogue cites Tongsun Park and post Watergate era politics as context.
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South Korea
Feiderman
France
West Germany
Secret Service
CIA
Congress
Washington
Tongsan Park
Tongsun
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