Old Creamery may shut stage in Garrison
The Old Creamery Theatre Company may close its main stage in Garrison citing economic factors. The 18 member board votes Wednesday on the plan, with the Amana Colonies stage to stay open. If closed the building could be donated to the city and local theater group.
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Cindy Cullen
Chapman Gazette
Arts & Entertainment
Old Creamery Theatre Company
Garrison
Thomas P. Johnson
Ion
Amana
Johnson
Old Creamery Company
Benton County
Iowa
Creamery Board
Garrison Theater
City of
Benton County Community Theater Group
Jack Baumgarter
Iowa photographer Joan Liffring-Zug named to Women’s Hall of Fame
Joan Liffring-Zug of Iowa City, chronicler of Iowa life from the 1940s to the 1990s, is inducted into the Iowa Women’s Hall of Fame in Des Moines. Her work, totaling over 500000 images in the State Historical Society of Iowa collection, includes portraits of Meskwaki frybread makers and Coe College faculty wives.
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Coe College
Joan Liffring-Zug
Iowa City
Martin Luther King Jr
Kiwanis Club
State Historical Society of
Iowa
Liffring-Zug
Iowa Women’s Hall of Fame
Des Moines
Miniature incision speeds heart bypass recovery at University Hospitals
Roy Schmidt, a 48 year old Moline laborer, became the first patient to receive a minimally invasive direct coronary artery bypass at University Hospitals. Doctors used a five inch incision and fiber optic guidance to repair two arteries, allowing recovery in weeks rather than months.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Iowa City
Illinois
University Hospitals
Roy Schmidt
Moline
Schmidt
Monkees fans welcome England visitor Aiden Simington
Aiden Simington travelled from England to meet the Monkees and earned a personal visit. Details on 1B.
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Aiden Simington
England
Monkees
Iowa
War ends in Chechnya says Lebed amid peace talks
Security chief Alexander Lebed announced an end to Russia's war in Chechnya from Khasavyurt. The deal suspends independence demands for five years while granting limited autonomy and a path to revisit status later. Rebel leader Aslan Maskhadov welcomed the ceasefire assurances. Chechnya has seen about 30,000 deaths since 1991.
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Grozny
Russia
Alexander Lebed
Chechnya
Lebed
Khasavyurt
Interfax
Aslan Maskhadov
Kremlin
Clinton Campaign Push in GOP Stronghold On Tax Plan
President Clinton tours Cape Girardeau Missouri and other solidly Republican areas with Al Gore to promote his second term agenda. He labels Bob Dole's large tax cuts as harmful while touting targeted credits for education and training and citing job growth under his watch.
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Ill
Clinton
Bob Dole
al Gore
Chicago
Hillary
Tipper
America
Cape Girardeau
Mississippi
Missouri
Gore
Egy
Dole
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