Iowa Weather Tales and Census Oddities Humor
A columnist reflects on a mild Iowa winter amid weather oddities and a census bump claiming 11 000 new residents 10 500 of them newborns. He notes auto safety rankings praising a Chrysler LeBaron GTS and jokes about goats on Christmas. The piece ends with a Reagan Palm Springs visit anecdote.
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Census Bureau
Center For Auto Safety
U.S
Johnny Cash to leave hospital after bypass surgery
Country star Johnny Cash was cleared to leave Baptist Hospital in Nashville two weeks after a double heart bypass. A hospital spokeswoman said Cash, 56, had some lung problems but doctors noted such issues can occur after bypass surgery. He shares the hospital with friend Waylon Jennings, who had triple bypass recently.
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Nashville
Tenn
Johnny Cash
Baptist Hospital
Cash
Aileen Katcher
Ms. Ratcher
Waylon Jennings
Boy
Sue
Austin Ranney
Department of Political Science
University of California At Berkeley
Reagan
Ranney
Coolidge
Hoover
Dean Keith Simonton
University of California At Davis
Cedar Gazette billing and service details
The Cedar Gazette lists subscription rates for carrier and motor route delivery, morning and Sunday editions, and mail options. It notes pricing for 4 week and 52 week periods, plus special regional mail restrictions and the exclusive republication rights of The Associated Press.
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The
Cedar Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids , Inc
P.O
Reagan report card averages to good for era
Eight presidential scholars weigh Reagan as above average to good overall. They praise his use of the White House pulpit and East West thaw aided by Gorbachev, while noting deficits, scandals, and homelessness as potential long term drawbacks. Different experts project varied historical outcomes.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Associated Press
White House
Mikhail Gorbachev
Thomas Cronin
Colorado College
Daniel Franklin
Colgate University
Calvin Coolidge
Herman Belz
University of Maryland
Vaughn Davis Barnet
Southern Oregon State College
Edward Chester
University of Texas
Charles Dunn
Clemson University
Simonton
Gorbachev
Cronin
Southern Oregon
Barnet
Clemson
Dunn
Berkeley
Ranny
Dwight Eisenhower
Bakkers Return to TV Pulpit in First Return Since Scandal
Jim and Tammy Bakker, returning to television after two years, appeal to hurting people to stay faithful. They described self funded air time for a Monday to Friday hourlong show filmed in Charlotte area, with no direct fundraising appeal but a prayers line and a $1,000 token card from a supporter guest.
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Pineville
N.C
PTL
Jim
Tammy Faye Bakker
Tammy
Bakker
Bakkers
Midwesterners Less Affected By Colds And Flu Study Finds
A National Center for Health Statistics study shows Midwesterners suffer fewer colds and flu cases and lose fewer work days than Westerners or other regions. In 1987, Midwesterners reported 21 colds per 100 people, while Westerners logged 33 and Northeasterners 27.
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Lincoln, Neb
U.S
National Center For Health Statistics
Linda Washington
The
Center
West
Midwest
Bob Canon
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Canon
Washington
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