Readers Send Nostalgic Notes On Guitars Theatres And Tours
Mail from Cedar Rapids readers recalls a Gene Autry guitar seed sales memory, old Strand Palace Majestic Rialto and other nearby theaters, a Rocky Mountain elk herd sighting near Estes Park, Civil War strategic methods, Shoji Tabuchi tickets in Branson, and the Oct. 31 death of Donald Winslow, Iowa football alum and pharmacy student.
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Roger Karrick
Eighth Ave
Gene Autry
Roger
Newman
Cedar Rapids
Helen Drehouse
Oakland Rd
Frank Brown
Second Ave
Strand
Palace
William D. Cubbage Sr
18Th St
Majestic
Third Street
Danceland
Rialto
First Avenue NE
Derrill Klinzman
Westwinds Dr
Iowa City
Rocky Mountain National Park
Estes Park
Vinton
Bob la Grange
Kansas City Star
Donald Winslow
Iowa
Hebron
Neb
Winslow
la Grange
Gazette Advises Early Notice for Vacations
Subscribers planning Christmas and New Year trips should contact The Gazette at least three days before leaving to arrange a vacation pack or temporary newspaper delivery stop.
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the Gazette
Gazette Circulation Department Contact Numbers
Please call The Gazette Circulation Department at 398-8333 or 1 800 397 8333 or 339 3150 for Johnson County Bureau inquiries.
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the Gazette
Johnson County
Gazette Promotes Recycling with Soybean Ink Initiative
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to boost agriculture support. It urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or at the closest recycling location.
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City Carton
Sixth St
Farrakhan Welcomed in West Bank as Netanyahu Rebukes Visit
In Ramallah Farrakhan voiced peace hopes during a Gaza visit while Israel refused meetings with the Nation of Islam leader. He defended his comments as critical of certain Jewish behavior without hatred, planning a Jerusalem visit to the Al Aqsa Mosque amid a broader 52 nation tour.
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Gaza City
Gaza Strip
Louis Farrakhan
Israel
Nation of Islam
Farrakhan
West Bank
Jordan
Ramallah
Jerusalem
Al-Aqsa Mosque
Mayors band to clean up brownfields nationwide
Chicago A P reports a stalled $1 million plant expansion after an underground tank warning highlighted toxic waste fears. Mayors, backed by the Clinton administration, press Congress for liability reform and Superfund funds to convert brownfields into urban redevelopment opportunities.
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Chicago Dryer Co
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Clinton
White House
al Gore
Congress
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B.S
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Manchester
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Branson
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Shoji Theater
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Shoji
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The
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Enaard Company
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29Th Avenue
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Blairs Ferry Outdoors
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blackbelt Academy
Carmike Cinemas
Castle Sports
Chezik-Sayers Hand
Comain
D & B Tree Service Davis, Jones & Lamb Diet Center
Fin & Feather Far
From the Heart Boutique
Frontier Garden Center
Ginsberg Jewelry Integrated
Iowa Gambling Treaty
Iowa Realty
John Wiler
Kirkwood Community College
Kreb Flower Shop & Greenhou
Leslie's Florsheim Shoes
Northland Skin Clinic
Peck’s
Green Thumb
Pierson’s Flower Shop & G
Salvation Army
Samboy Financial
Sigal
Mere Skogman Realty Technographics Trx, Inc Wholesale
Willy Woodburn
Bathquarters
Armar Plaza
West
New Life Fitness World
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East Side
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Blairs Ferry Rd
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2Nd Avenue
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Collins Rd
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