Man Donates Blood in Every State Reaching 32nd State
Louis Soto 55 from New Haven drives 3000 miles every 60 days to donate a pint of blood. In Waterloo Iowa he donated his 185th pint, the 32nd state, as part of a 31 year humanitarian drive that inspires others to join. He plans more trips, aiming to donate in every state within three years.
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Louis Soto
Angelina
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Soto
Hawkeye
American Red Cross
Hawkeye Red Cross Center
New York News
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The
Red Cross
Missouri
Mediterranean
Bob Brown
Sullivan Brothers
Fran
Sue Buss
Merit pay for officials and congressional raises debate
A presidential advisory group proposes raising salaries for many federal officials including the president and cabinet, while Congress and the president face opposition. The piece argues merit-based pay could balance budgets, but criticizes lawmakers for debt, education, and policy failures, urging restraint on congressional increases.
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Presidential Advisory Commission
U.S
Commission
Congress
Reagan
Correction notice clarifies dissolution of marriage records
The Linn County Clerk of Court holds dissolution of marriage decrees and divorce related property title changes move from the Clerk to the Linn County Recorder and then to the Linn County Auditor. The Gazette will respond to complaints about accuracy and publish corrections when needed. Phone 398-8313.
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Linn County Clerk of Court
Linn County Recorder’s Office
Linn County Auditor's Office
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Address
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists home delivery options including daily, Sunday and combination editions. Rates shown include carrier weekly and mail subscriptions with 7 issues per week and 52 week terms across locations, plus telegraphic news service disclosures and address for changes.
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Suena SE
Iowa
Cedar Burron
U.S
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc
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Cedar Rapids Juvenile Admits Beating Man in Park
A 16 year old Cedar Rapids youth admitted in Linn Juvenile Court to beating 18 year old Toby Beyer with a baseball bat in Jones Park on Sept. 16. Downs will learn the disposition in January with options from probation to state Training School. Police say Beyer and others from Kirkwood Community College Criminal Justice Club were cleaning litter when Beyer was struck.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn
Jones Park
Tyrone Downs
Bramble Rd
Downs
Eldora
Toby Beyer
Ave
Beyer
Sylvia Lewis
Kirkwood Community College Criminal Justice Club
Mesquakie Tribal Council approves $300 per enrollment member
The Mesquakie Indian Settlement tribal council on Thursday voted to authorize a $300 disbursement to each Sac and Fox Tribe enrollment member. Payments are scheduled for December 22 and will reach about 1,030 recipients.
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TAMA
Mesquakie Indian Settlement
Sac & Fox Tribe
Lotto winner shares major prize with generous fiancé
Des Moines AP reports Kelly Elsinga of Norwalk becomes co winner with fiancé Richard VanDeBoe after a legal agreement clarifies they jointly hold the record 13.6 million Lotto America jackpot. Controversy stems from VanDeBoe buying and gifting the ticket and related claims. A Polk County hearing on back child support proceeds as half of the first 510000 installment is withheld.
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Des Moines
Lotto America
Kelly Elsinga
Norwalk
Ed Stanek
Elsinga
Richard VanDeBoe
Stanek
VanDeBoe
Helga Estermann
Randy McCullough VanDeBoe
Internal Revenue Service
Bill Smith
Estermann
McCullough
Smith
Polk County
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