Love Forever: Longtime Dysart Couple Marks 70th Anniversary
In Dysart a duplex displays gifts and 295 cards for Larry and Esther Heaton who celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary. Roy and Mildred Suze mark their 64th anniversary, with a Valentine bouquet from a senior event. The Heatons met at a church in Elberon and built a family through a lumber and retail career.
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Larry
Esther
Heatons
Elberon
Ann Haggerty
Gazette
Mildred
Roy Luze
Larry Heaton
Longtime Iowa Couple Marks 134 Years Together
Two couples near Dysart celebrate 134 years of marriage as Esther and Larry Heaton share a philosophy of optimism. Mildred and 86 year old Lutes discuss compromise, honesty, and staying active with cards, walks, and community events.
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Esther
Roy
Mildred
Dysart
Larry
Richard
Judge delays Cedar Rapids sick leave release ruling
District Judge William Thom as bars Cedar Rapids from releasing individual employee sick leave data. The temporary injunction favors unions arguing privacy concerns under the Iowa Open Records Law. A fast trial will decide if such records are public or confidential, with expected appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court.
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Dick Hogan Gazette
William Thomas
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette
Thomas
Linn County
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Wayne Clymer
American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees
Rickie Scofield
International Association of
Firefighters’ sick leave hours corrected in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids union firefighters averaged 3.924-hour sick leave shifts in 1996, not 11.77 as reported. The citywide figures show employees missed 2.2 percent of the year, union firefighters 3.4 percent, and union police 1.7 percent. The error stemmed from miscalculation and policy wording on eight hours per missed 24-hour shift.
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Cedar Rapids
David Winney
Gloria McMahan
City Human Resources Department
Airlines and pilots near walkout as strike deadline nears
American Airlines faces a looming strike with pilots preparing to walk out at 12:01 a.m. EST Saturday. President Clinton urged a settlement while officials considered emergency powers and slot rerouting if needed.
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American Airlines
Washington
Clinton
Robert Crandall
Congress
The
Allied Pilots Association
White House
Transportation Department
Department
Abortion Fees Bill Faces House Vote in Reform Fight
The House approved without abortion restrictions the release of $385 million for overseas family planning, a setback for anti abortion forces. A separate Smith bill would reimpose Reagan era limits, but it lacks Senate support and a veto is likely. The vote split 220 209 in favor of the main bill and 231 194 on the Smith measure.
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Washington
Congress
House
Chris Smith
R-N.j
U.S
Senate
Walleye growth linked to hatchery limits in Iowa
Iowa biologists expand walleye populations without increasing hatchery capacity by outwitting nature. Details on page 10 note the method and its implications.
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Iowa
Pate
Paul Pate
Marion
Surgeon Wayne Richenbacher Faces High Stakes
University Hospitals surgeon Wayne Richenbacher is spotlighted as stakes rise in Ramblin page 1B with details about his case and implications for the medical staff and patient care.
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Wayne Richenbacher
University Hospitals
Ramblin
Horoscope and Miscellany Highlights and Notices
The page lists sections for Horoscope 12C Jumble 13C Legals 8B Lottery 3B Money plus Movies, Notebook, People 9B Stocks 6-7B TeleUs 11B Miinesassion 9B Weather 16C Wuzzies 7c se winteract. It appears as a content index guiding readers to features across columns and departments.
Dow Tops 7000 as Bull Run Surges to Milestone
The Dow Jones Industrial Average surpassed 7000 for the first time, closing at 7022.44, up 60.81 points. Analysts cite accelerating gains from individual investors in 401(k) plans and mutual funds, with earnings growth and favorable rates supporting the rally.
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Associated Press and Gazette
Wall Street
Tom Haley
Merrill Lynch
Cedar Rapids
Haley
Donald Hagen
SCI Capital Management
Hagen
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New Hartford
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Mount Auburn
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New York
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Mark Ironside
Dow
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