Swedish soprano Ericsdotter to lead Cedar Rapids concert
Stockholm and Hamburg opera star Miss Ericsdotter appears as soloist with the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra on Monday night. Critics in Minneapolis and Saint Paul praised her powerful tone and dramatic presence while noting her voice shifts toward coloratura. The program includes arias from Tosca and Cavalleria Rusticana.
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Ashtray controversy ends with donation to lawmakers
Hartford report says Rep. Daniel J. Mahaney proposed ashtrays to protect new carpeting but was rebuffed by House Majority Leader Norman J. Parsells who warned they could be thrown during debates. Mahaney then announced ashtrays were donated to each legislator, prompting Parsells to quip about Republicans saving money.
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Workforce split by gender 20 million women 45 million men
A chart shows the U S labor force divided by gender with 20 million women and 45 million men. Data drawn from the Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics in Washington.
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Unsurveyed Lands Prompted New Survey Tools
The report notes 200 million acres remain unsurveyed since colonial times as boundary markers failed. Engineers turned to iron pipe markers with brass caps and zinc to fix corners nationwide, a system dubbed Strauss' law predicting long life and inevitable issues.
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Brass caps endure amid steel sales dip in era
In a brief note, vendors report steady steel sells while some brass caps are marred by souvenir hunters. The scene reflects mild demand shifts and minor damage to prized caps as collectors bid cautiously.
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