Pigeons and Pups in Grant Park Dining Debate
A Chicago reader describes men catching pigeons in Grant Park to eat, while health and park officials downplay risk. The piece mirrors Royko's provocative angle on food taboos and urban life, noting pigeons as a common, if controversial, urban fare and comparing views on eating animals like ducks and cats.
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King Holiday Closures As Federal Offices Pause
Federal offices and some banks will be closed Monday for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. City and county offices stay open, garbage collection runs on normal schedules, Cedar Rapids post office closes with no regular mail.
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Gazette highlights recycling and postal services in Cedar Rapids
The Gazette promotes soybean ink recycling and urges readers to drop newspapers in collection boxes at City Carton, econofoods, and Hy-Vee locations. It notes post office self service centers, mailbox access hours, and subscription rates for Morning Editions and Sunday editions in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Subaru recalls 13000 XT6 cars for steering defect
Subaru of America recalls about 13 000 XT6 sports cars built June 1987 through September 1990 to fix a possible steering malfunction in electronically controlled power steering systems. Spokesman Richard Marshall noted eight accidents tied to the defect.
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Wish You Were Here by Rita Mae Brown and Sneaky Pie Brown
In a Virginia town a clever postmistress sleuth and her pets investigate a string of murders. Mrs Murphy the cat and Tee Tucker the corgi narrate much of the tale amid a chorus of colorful locals and suspicious motives.
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Charles Solomon
Los Angeles Times Service
Hospitals rationing blood due to shortages nationwide
Hospitals in Dallas Atlanta New Orleans and Chicago have postponed non emergency surgeries as a blood shortage grows. The American Association of Blood Banks reports 16 cities in crisis with weather flu and the economy affecting donor turnout.
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University Theatre Offers Two Plays and Benefit
On Saturday January 18 University Theatres presents Re-Membering Heloise a benefit send off at 8 p.m. in Theatre A costing 11.50 with reduced 8 for seniors students and youth. The Convention of Cartography a traveling museum play runs at 8 p.m. at The Arts Center 129 E Washington St Iowa City with 5 at the door and seats by reservation. Half the proceeds support the Iowa City Johnson County Arts Council. Comedy at Penguins Club features Gayle Beewar and Phil Perrier with shows at 8 and 10 15 p.m.
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Community Concerts and Fundraisers Highlight Local Arts
Dubuque Symphony Orchestra presents Sarah Young in a night at Five Flags Theatre. Gustavus Choir performs at First Lutheran Church with ticket options for adults students and children. Sweet Sounds of Gospel fundraiser for Isaac Newton Christian Academy at First Assembly of God with listed performers and ticket tiers. Robin Lee appears at Electric Park Ballroom in Waterloo. Kennedy High School hosts a Winter Carnival with multiple participating bands and a fundraising goal for the Kennedy High School Band. Proceeds support Kennedy programs.
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Key'’d Up
Kingdom Praise
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Cathy Risse
New Covenant
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Woman's Cedar Greenbelt Nature Walk With Jan Moore-Ecker
Outdoor event at Indian Creek Nature Center on the Cedar Greenbelt National Recreation Trail. Naturalist Jan Moore-Ecker leads a 9 a.m. walk with a fee for members and non-members.
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Jan Moore-Ecker
Indian Creek Nature Center
Otis Rd
Sac and Fox Trail
Diana Stotler
Conviction Upheld in Carrollton Church Bus Crash
The Kentucky Court of Appeals upheld Larry Wayne Mahoney's multi count conviction for the 1988 I 71 crash that killed 27 people in the Carrollton church bus disaster. Mahoney drove on the wrong side of the highway triggering the fatal collision.
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Kentucky Court of Appeals
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