Fondue Redux Rediscover the Fun of Dipping
A playful guide invites rediscovery of fondue with dipping, dunking and swirling rituals. Creamy cheese and chocolate varieties tempt gatherings, while skewers and forks prompt shared tasting moments and cozy ambiance.
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Fondue Redux
Blizzard Claiming Lives Fells 20 in Seven Years
A severe blizzard devastates the region, causing at least twenty deaths and widespread disruption to business and transportation. Other items note vaccination efforts by nurses at St Luke's Cedar Rapids and University hospitals, Cedar Rapids tax valuation disputes, and Clayton Lander teaching WWII bomber pilots. Senior Brooks McKowen advances toward a state scoring record as his team pursues a tournament berth.
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Brooks MckKowen
Tomorrow warm weather styles in sweet colors ACCENT
A fashion note invites readers to melt winter blues with tomorrow’s warm weather outfits in soft sweet colors. Accent colors are highlighted as a key styling detail for the day.
Stampede at Chicago nightclub kills 21
Police say pepper spray provoked a stampede at Club Epitome injuring 57 and killing 21 as patrons crowded a blocked stairwell. Witnesses report a locked second floor door and blocked exits at the downtown venue serving predominantly Black patrons.
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Chicago
Epitome
On the trail of cancer Dr Charles Lynch leads Iowa cancer work
UI public health expert Dr Charles Lynch oversees the Iowa Cancer Registry. Since 1973 the SEER affiliated program has attracted 5.3 million dollars in grants in the year ending June 20. SEER aims to identify risk factors and research treatments for common cancers. Cancer ranks as Iowa’s second leading killer after heart disease with about 15,000 expected diagnoses and 6,300 deaths this year.
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Iowa City
Charles Lynch
University of Iowa
Iowa Cancer Registry
National Cancer Institute
Lynch
Iowa Registry
SEER
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Iowa
Novel twist of fate By Steve Gravelle EDAR RAPIDS
A Cedar Rapids writer, Steven Dow Mossman, published a sprawling first novel praised by The New York Times as a generation voice and vanished afterward. A University of Pennsylvania student, Mark Moskowitz, reread the 60 page volume years later, now a filmmaker, and learned Mossman disappeared after that triumph. The piece traces the book and its enigmatic author.
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Steve Gravelle
Gazette
Edar Rapids
Joyce
Twain
Salinger
New York Times
Steven Dow Mossman
Cedar Rapids
The
Times
John Leelge
University of Pennsylvania
Mark Moskowitz
Moskowitz
Mossman
Stonereader
University of Iowa Writers’ Workshop
Cedar Rapids baby finalist in Regis and Kelly contest
Rylee Kehoe a 16 month old Cedar Rapids girl with curly blond hair is among 10 finalists in the Most Beautiful Baby contest on Live with Regis and Kelly. About 170000 baby photos were submitted. Finalists face Internet voting to narrow to five for a New York trip an appearance on the show and a Parents magazine photo shoot.
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Kara Kehoe
Cedar Rapids
Rylee
Live With
Regis and Kelly
The
Gazette
Rylee Kehoe
Kcrg-Tv9
New York City
Parents Magazine
Rylee Eyes Final Five Of Beautiful Baby Contest
Kehoe family details and support from Principal Financial Group as Rylee seeks a top five spot in the Beautiful Baby contest. Grandparents Michelle Doolin and the Kehoes in Cedar Rapids assist with care while a short notice absence is approved for the final round.
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Kehoe
Principal Financial Group
Rylee
Michelle Kehoe
Emmitt Doolin Jr
William and
Diane Kehoe
Cedar Rapids
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