Soap cheers and jeers at the moment fans love to hate
The piece highlights Heather Webber and Alex Marshall as the most disagreed upon soap characters while other items note Christine Craft’s trial, a charity coat drive in snow, the Rose Parade crowd, Sadie Kendall goat cheese acclaim, spaghetti with olives and more.
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Heather Webber
Alex Marshall
People
Los Angeles
Sadie Kendall
Julia Child
Kendall Cheese Co
Indiana professor warns students lack economic literacy
An Indiana professor says today’s students are not learning enough about the economic system to understand the marketplace they will face as adults. He argues solving the problem will be difficult and costly.
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Indiana
German tycoon Friedrich Flick linked to bribery scandal
Friedrich Karl Flick, one of the world's richest men, faces public scrutiny as his holding company is tied to a bribery case involving former and current West German officials. The case highlights concerns over money and influence in postwar Germany.
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Friedrich Karl Flick
Money
Cabbage Firms Closing in Ohio Raise Kraut Question
Gazette farm editor Al Swegle quotes an Ohio journalist noting two cabbage processors closed recently. The piece questions future kraut supply if more plants shut down.
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Gazette Farm
al Swegle
Ohio
Boy's letter helps father land federal job in Indian veterans program
A 12 year old Oglala Sioux boy wrote to President Reagan asking for help for his 59 year old father, a World War II veteran, now unemployed. The Labor Department, via the Center for Community Economics, placed Buffalo Boy Canoe in a $24 000 a year role locating Native Americans who may benefit from Job Training and Partnership Act programs and veteran employment initiatives.
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Reagan
White House
Little Beaver Canoe
Buffaloboy Canoe
82Nd Airborne Division
Hollywood
Hayward
Calif
Labor Department
Sally Kelley
Department
Labor
Raymond Donovan
Veterans Affairs Division
Donald Shasteen
Veterans Employment and Training
Center For Community Economics
Santa Rosa
Norand lands $2.6 million Denny's contract for A-Line systems
Norand Corp of Cedar Rapids wins a 2.6 million contract to supply 82 A-Line computerized cash register systems to Denny's Restaurants with an option to cover all U S locations. The system includes entry stations, printers, cash drawers and data transmission to a central computer.
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Norand Corp
Cedar Rapids
Denny’s
Norand
Southwest
California
Arnold J. Sunde
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Noland
Pizza Hut
Southland Corp
Dallas
Jerrico Corp
Long John Silver
Sunde
Mike Meisel
Pioneer Hi-Bred International Inc
Des Moines
Correction notes on Greiners and farm page photo
The Gazette clarifies two William Greiners important to Eastern Iowa. Billy Greiner pictured on Monday’s farm page is the former All-I Iowa Fair manager and current Wisconsin State Fair manager. The article concerns William Greiner who leads the Iowa Family Farm Development Authority. Corrections policy and contact number are provided.
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William Greiners
Billy Greiner
William Greiner
Iowa
Buffaloboy Canoe Hires New Role
A brief notice notes Buffaloboy Canoe accepting a new position, signaling a career move within the company. The wording emphasizes warmth and personal satisfaction from the hiring.
Government helps veteran found work in new job
Shasteen praised government support that aided a veteran, Buffaloboy Canoe, now employed with the California job-assistance organization. Officials noted he has no home telephone and could not be reached for comment, but said he is doing well.
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Shasteen
Buffaloboy
California
From secretary to lawyer Myrna Oglesby passes bar exam
San Francisco AP reports Myrna Oglesby, 48, a longtime legal secretary in Ukiah, California, passed the California Bar on her first attempt after 24 years on the job and five years of four hours daily study under attorney Jared Carter. She built a practice at Carter's firm focusing on business law, estate planning, probate and taxes.
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Myrna Oglesby
School of Practical Knowledge
California
Ukiah
Oglesby
Carter
Stanford University
Rawles, Hinkle, Carter, Brigham, Gaustad & Behnke
Myrna
Mrs. Oglesby
The Gazette Adopts Details of Subscriptions and Postage
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, established 1883, publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE. It lists carrier and mail rates for various regions and notes AP exclusive republication rights for local news and dispatches.
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Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
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