First Monday in October review uneasily sifts courtroom wit
New York critics judge the Ronald Neame film adaptation of the John Lawrence play as uneven. Jill Clayburgh stars as Ruth Loomis, a brazen Supreme Court candidate, opposite Walter Matthau's prickly Justice Snow. The dialogue leans into nagging and nastiness, while Matthau offers sporadic warmth amid a chilly overall performance.
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Paul Heller
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Paramount Pictures
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New York
Supreme Court
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Jerome Lawrence
Robert E. Lee
Dan Snow
Lawrence
Lee
Justice Snow
Justice Loomis
Miss Clayburgh
Matthau
Henry Fonda
Jane Alexander
U.S. Supreme Court
Iowa Power seeks rethink on $16 million refund order
Iowa Power, a major utility serving 225,000 customers in central and southwestern Iowa, asked the Iowa Commerce Commission to reconsider its July 31 decision ordering $16 million in refunds on two rate requests. The commission has 20 days to respond. The rehearing request argues the panel may not have fully grasped the company's financial needs and cash requirements, with key issues including tax accounting procedures and the start date of the Council Bluffs generating station.
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UPI
Iowa Power
Iowa Commerce Commission
Commerce Commission
Paul Gahn
Commission
Iowa
Council Bluffs
East Iowans Pitch Ringers Dominate State Fair Contests
Six Gazette area competitors win horseshoe pitching titles at the Iowa State Fair with winners including Velma Hegarty of Stanwood and Muriel Maurer of Manchester. Others place highly across farmer and state men's divisions, with notable percentages by Leslie Hottle and Harold Young in state class E2. Senior divisions feature Bob McGregor and Ed Marx among top finishers.
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Stanwood
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Manchester
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Decorah
John Michels
Delhi
Leslie Hottle
Iowa City
Harold Young
Precott
Bob McGregor
West Branch
Iowa
Roger Gritsch
Brooklyn
Loretta Gritsch
Mary Anne Colony
Oxford
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Frank Sanger
McGregor
Ray Peters
Danny Tarbox
Olin
George Shearer
Gary Marx
Ed Marx
Cedar Rapids
Muriel Maurer
Lloyd Helmrichs
Earlville
Brad Hottle
Art Berkenpas
Lisbon
Don Traver
Ryan
Bob McKinley
LaPorte City
Rainbow arcs and secondary rainbow explained
A rainbow appears as an arc due to Earth blocking its base and would form a full circle if unobstructed. It shows opposite the sun when sunlit air with water droplets is present, with red outer and blue inner colors in a fixed sequence, and a secondary rainbow may appear with inverted colors.
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