D'Aubuisson Nominated For El Salvador President
The ultraconservative Republican Nationalist Alliance on Sunday nominated Roberto D'Aubuisson, head of the Constituent Assembly, to run in El Salvador’s March 25 elections. He faces Jose Napoleon Duarte of the Christian Democratic Party.
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Republican Nationalist Alliance
Roberto D'Aubuisson
Constituent Assembly
el Salvador
D’aubuisson
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Christian Democratic Party
Keogh Plan Deadline Near For Self Employed Retirement
A looming deadline pressures self employed workers to start a Keogh plan. The article contrasts Keogh plans with IRAs and notes rule differences that affect eligibility and contributions.
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Keogh
Linn County Cuts Savings With Position Consolidation
Linn County plans to trim five administrative jobs to three to save 35000 dollars. A new hire in the auditor's office to fill a relocated post will cut the projected savings by 15745 dollars, outlined on page 5A.
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Linn
Linn County
Polls and Music Highlight Iowa Weekend News
The piece notes the local cess poll by an Emmetsburg radio station measuring water drained from the water tower after voters flush toilets for candidates. It also reports Cedar Rapids Symphony's near capacity Messiah performance at the Paramount Theater with conductor Christian Tiemeyer superbly leading the orchestra.
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Gallup
Harris
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Paramount Theater
Christian Tiemeyer
Dole orders review of safety standards for airlines
Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole cites Air Illinois safety concerns and orders a comprehensive review of all transportation safety procedures. Airlines showing problems may lose operating licenses as a result of the investigation.
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Elizabeth Dole
Air Illinois
U.S
Woman Finds Over Twenty Thousand in Donated Clothes
A donor sorter, Marilyn Argubright at Horizon South in Oglesby Illinois, recovered a total of 21192 dollars from coats and skirts donated by two elderly sisters from Skokie. The cash dated from the 1930s to the 1960s with some savings bonds. The money was returned to the Zand family who owned the clothing store in Spring Valley Illinois.
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Oglesby, Ill
Marilyn Argubright
Horizon South
Zand
Spring Valley, Ill
Mary Zand
10 000 kids in line for free toys in New Orleans
Nearly 10 000 children queued before dawn for Christmas toys at the Times-Picayune 88th annual drive. Tabitha Jenkins and siblings joined the line at the Superdome for 15 000 donated items, aided by Santa Claus and volunteers.
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New Orleans
Tabitha Jenkins
Superdome
Santa Claus
Tabitha
Tammy Jenkins
Times-Picayne
Philip Gensler Jr
Toy Drive
Subzero Iowa Surprise Breaks Long-Standing Records
Across East Iowa amid subzero winds and clear skies, Cedar Rapids hit 17 below at midnight breaking a 1922 record. daytime highs hovered from -13 to -2 in several cities. An Arctic high pressure system sharpened the cold, with many areas not rising above zero and a chance of snow through tonight.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mason City
Waterloo
Burlington
Freezing World: Record Low Temps Across Heartland
A sweeping cold snap grips the nation from Montana to Michigan and into Texas Hill Country, shattering records in multiple cities. International Falls and Watford City endure 36 below, Marquette 19 below, and Minneapolis 24 below, while South Dakota and North Dakota report brutal wind chill. Local reports note cars failing to start and residents layering up to endure subzero conditions.
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Montana
Michigan
Texas
International Falls
Minn
Watford City
N.D
Marquette
Mich
Green Bay
Wis
Minnesota
Minneapolis
National Weather Service
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Did You Know Highlights From History
Singapore left Malaysia in 1965 and became independent. In 1974 Gerald Ford was sworn in as president after Nixon resignation. Ferdinand Magellan began his round the world voyage in 1519.
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Singapore
Malaysia
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Ferdinand Magellan
Gazette Subscription Rates and Details
The Gazette lists mailing and carrier rates for Cedar Rapids Iowa with weekly and annual options. It notes circulation areas and exclusive AP republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette
The
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
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Holy Cross
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Solidarity
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Linn Savings
Joe Campisi
Christine Norman
Jennifer
Dinah Shore
Buddy Clark
Nebraska
Decorah
Dubuque
Iowa City
Hawkeye State
John Schoenhoff
Watford City, Minn
Schoenhoff
North Dakota
Williston
Roseglen
Pembina
Havre, Mont
Bottom
Barbara Morelli
Buttrey Foods
Havre
Merry Christmas
Don
Nic Ament
7Th Street
Union Station
Cedar Bar
Ri Coe
Mt. Mercy
Brucemore Guaranty Bank
St. Luke’s and
Merc Hanenitahc
City Water Works
Lae Bed
Linn County Court House
Marion
Schutz
Old Washington High
SAA Man
T. Paul's Church
North Star Mill Greene Opera House
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Trans-National, Inc
First Ave
Boyson’s
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