Bicentennial Extravaganza Under Way Across the Nation
Americans celebrate the nation’s 200th birthday with a multimonth extravaganza featuring five bicentennial wagon trains at Valley Forge, a fleet of 17 square riggers en route for Operation Sail, and nationwide events in major cities. The White House anticipates large citizenship oaths, with thousands to be sworn in July 4 ceremonies and weekend gatherings. Federal bicentennial spending nears half a billion dollars as bells ring to mark Independence Day.
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Weather forecast weekend outlook with showers
Continued partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers today. Clearing tonight and Sunday. Highs in the upper 20s, lows around 50s. Sunday highs near 81.
Don’t Miss For Men Only
A quirky feature notes changing barber trends toward shorter styles and a shift in hair shaping. The piece hints at fashion rules and the dating of “firsts” in history, referencing Paul Revere as an example and noting extended coverage on different pages.
Last decade moments you might want to relive
A playful look at events from the past ten years that readers might wish to see repeated. It teases nostalgia without naming specific incidents, inviting reflection on memorable public moments and shared experiences over the decade.
Patriotic Potpourri at Cedar Rapids Art Center Exhibit
The Cedar Rapids Art Center displays The Red White and Blue a collection of patriotic items at 324 Third Street SC. Highlights include Robert Preston’s band uniform from The Music Man and a vintage carousel horse with other pieces such as a batique Barker pole campaign buttons a street sweeper cart and more. Open 19am to 5pm daily except Sundays and Mondays with extended hours through August center hours Tuesday through Saturday 10 5 Sunday 2 5.
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Woman Sentenced To Die Breaks Down on Hearing Court Decision
A chaotic report on the U S Supreme Court ruling striking down mandatory death sentences, sparking varied reactions nationwide. It notes Louisiana and North Carolina mandatories blocked, Texas Georgia and Florida standards upheld, with judges and juries given guidelines.
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Canal defense study cites 100,000 needed in attack
Washington reports a worst case scenario where Panama allies with Cuban and Latin American irregulars to attack the canal. It envisions three divisions plus air and naval support totaling about 100000 troops. The study urges a new treaty with Panama to ensure a friendly, workable relationship for canal defense.
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Denials Hit Blackmail Tale in Ford Wyoming Deal
Senator Clifford Hansen and the White House denied a Washington Post report that a deal was brokered to secure seven uncommitted Wyoming delegates in exchange for a mineral leasing bill. White House officials denied any offer of delegates was made and said the vote effect was not discussed. Republican tensions over convention seating and passes rose as Ronald Reagan supporters filed a challenge with the FEC. Carter floated potential running mates but did not confirm names.
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Bomb Kills 18 Argentine Policemen in Buenos Aires Hall
A powerful bomb exploded in a Lunchtime crowd in a Buenos Aires hall, killing 18 and injuring 68 police. The blast shattered bodies and damaged the ceiling of a seven story building as troops clashed nearby. Authorities say the attack targeted federal police amid Argentina’s civil strife and a prior police chief had been killed in a separate incident.
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Turner Raises For Staff Withheld
Turner announces raises for staff are withheld amid budget constraints affecting approximately 425 employees. The organization cites state mandates and pay parity concerns as key factors shaping the decision and urges patience while reviewing alternatives.
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