Christmas Letter From Verna Shadefield Family
Verna Shadefield writes a lengthy Christmas letter updating relatives on Walt’s secret South American posting and return plans, Sheila’s stylish teen life and money savvy, Jimmy’s academic and legal anxieties, and the author’s own busy year including meetings with attorney Mr. Fleecem and Miss LaVoome. The column closes with holiday well wishes and thanks to readers.
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Verna Shadenfreid
Shadewfroid
Walt
Verna
Jimmy
Sheila
South America
Miss LaVoome
Fleecom
Brazil
Mr. Fleecem
Commitment to the future promotes agriculture ink reuse
The Gazette promotes agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled news print. It urges readers to recycle newspapers, listing collection boxes at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St SW, and Econofoods, 1800 51st St NE.
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the Gazette
Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
51St St
Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription rates and address notice
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists mail subscription prices: morning and issues $14.20 for 4 weeks and $159.60 for 52 weeks. All states and U S territories $215.90 for 52 weeks. The paper notes no mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service and provides the Cedar Rapids address for correspondence.
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Cedar Rapids
Ie Senate
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids Inc
P.O
Florida Tech sets national food addiction hotline
Melbourne Florida law school notes holiday eating risk as Florida Tech School of Psychology launches a national food addiction hotline. Toll free number is 800 872 0088.
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Melbourne
Fla
School of Psychology
Florida Institute of Technology
Citywide Caroling and High School Christmas Concerts Planned
Music events include Citywide Caroling Festival from 5 30 to 8 p m in Strawberry Point and MFL High School Christmas Concert at 7 30 p m on the MFL campus in Monona. Regional meetings list the Cedar Rapids Police and Fire Retirement Systems Board at Central Fire Station, Riverfront Improvement Commission, Linn County Board of Supervisors negotiations session, Cedar Rapids Library Board, Solon City Council, and Marion City Council meetings with locations and times.
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Strawberry Point
MFL
Monona
Cedar Rapids Police & Fire Retirement Systems Board
Third St
Cedar Rapids Riverfront Improvement Commission
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Solon City Council
Marion City Council
Last Rights and Exections in America
Los Angeles Times discusses two contrasting histories of the death penalty in the United States. One author examines its moral ambiguity through profiles of prisoners and ministers, while the other details gruesome electrocutions and chilling anecdotes from 1890 onward.
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United States
Europe
Scandinavia
Iraq
Iran
South Africa
Joseph Ingle
TV Schedule Highlights for Morning and Afternoon
TV listings show Good Morning America at 7 with De Niro and Parton, Today at 7 a review of The Godfather Part III, Regis and Kathie Lee at 8, Geraldo at 9 on KCRG, Home at 10 with cookies and film reviews, Sally Jessy Raphael at 10:30 on KCRG, Donahue at 3 with Michael J. Fox, and Oprah at 4 about families fighting over wills. page 7B for full tonight’s lineup.
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ABC
Robert de Niro
Dolly Parton
NBC
Melanie Griffith
Regis & Kathie Lee
Kgan-Tv
Geraldo
Kcrg-Tv
Sally Jessy Raphael
Kcrgtv
Donahue
Michael J
Oprah Winfrey
Kwwl-Tv
Channel 7
Wills
Diet and drugs reverse clogged arteries in women study
San Francisco researchers report that a low fat diet and medications including lovastatin reduced arterial plaque in 72 women and men with familial hypercholesterolemia. Women showed over 2 percent plaque reduction and men nearly 1 percent, without surgery. The findings, published in JAMA, support early treatment to prevent coronary disease.
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San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco
John Kane
Cardiovascular Research Institute
University of California, San
U.S
Kane
Editors Lose Cash For Mistakes At Success Magazine
At Success magazine editors pay for errors with cash. Misspellings cost 25 dollars, hyphen mistakes 25 dollars, and wrong names 500 dollars. Editor in Chief Scott DeGarmo says sloppy copy has led to two months of payouts as he pushes staff to avoid errors. He defends the policy as teaching editors basic spelling.
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New York
Success Magazine
Success
Scott DeGarmo
DeGarmo
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Edgewood Plaza Mall
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