Redskins and Broncos vow Super Bowl clash
Page 11 coverage notes a head to head battle between the Redskins and Broncos in the upcoming Super Bowl. Other items include federal probes into PTL leader Jim Bakker, education talks in Cedar Rapids, Branstad's budget push, and a Malibu tobacco brand controversy.
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Today in History: getting old and the joy of dance
A witty reflection on aging suggests the paradox of still being able to dance yet struggling to rise again, capturing a humorous view of growing older.
Candidate slain as Philippines votes in regional elections
Gunmen killed a gubernatorial candidate hours before polls opened in 62 provinces. At least 84 people have died in six weeks of violence, with seven others killed in grenade attacks. Police report aim to restore democracy as 16 000 officials are elected amid security forces on alert.
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Sundae Drive At Dairy Queen Draws Cedar Rapids Crowd
A line of customers gathers at the Dairy Queen on First Avenue NE on Sunday afternoon as warm weather arrives early. Cedar Rapids ice cream lovers queue for cones and sundaes, highlighting a busy start to the weekend.
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Dole touts Midwest roots in Iowa push to caucuses
Republican Robert Dole emphasizes Kansan origins and 28 years in Washington as he campaigns in Iowa ahead of the February 8 precinct caucuses. He frames his record and values around rural America and opportunity, touring farms and addressing supporters from a podium near grain bins.
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Few convicted felons spend time in jail nationwide
A Justice Department survey of 532 000 felony arrests across 11 states shows 84 percent proceeded to prosecution and 62 percent led to convictions, yet about two thirds did not result in jail or prison terms. Convicted offenders often received probation fines or mandatory community service.
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King's non-violence as example, researchers say
University of Iowa rhetoric professor Frederick Antczak argues Martin Luther King Jr shaped the American Dream by living non-violence. He says King’s character inspired both blacks and whites to believe non-violence could change injustice as the nation marks his birthday.
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Creativity traits and the mind set at Smithsonian symposium
A Smithsonian Institution panel on creativity explores how ideas emerge and whether inspiration differs by field or age. Rosalyn Tureck recalls a Bach insight after a near loss of self, describing a doorway to a vast green universe. researchers caution against equating creativity with mere novelty.
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