Old Capitol Dedicated In Iowa City Amid Speeches And Song
Iowa City held a dedicatory ceremony for the Old Capitol with Gov Robert Ray delivering the address. Estes sang the national anthem to thunderous applause and a sizeable crowd. A British flag gift from Durham England Scouts surprised attendees. Frank Wanatee delivered the benediction in Mesquakin tongue.
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Estes
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Old Capital
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Girl Guides
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Donald Wanatee
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Bicentennial Brings No Indian Joy
John Trudell of the American Indian Movement in Cedar Rapids says Whites may celebrate the bicentennial but Indians see ongoing loss of freedoms. He likens celebrating American independence to the Jewish people celebrating the rise of the Third Reich, arguing the era harms Native peoples.
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Bicentennial views on independence and native rights in Iowa
The Gazette presents varied Bicentennial viewpoints including a long interview with AIM leader Trudell and Native representatives. They critique U.S. citizenship status for Indians, sovereignty, treaty rights, and government corruption while stressing a shared goal of indian unity and happiness. The piece explores how freedom is defined for tribes like the Sioux in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
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Hill
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Time
Foreign Investors Hide Buying in Iowa Farmland
State records show foreign investors used trusts and corporate shields to conceal farmland purchases in Iowa. Only 19 names appear in official reports, with five more nonresident aliens suspected as beneficiaries or principal shareholders.
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Beghery Dent Alien Investors
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Oise
Peste
Gary
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Hite
Morning Edition timetable and print deadline notes
The Fourth holiday schedule affects Monday's morning edition. Printing moved to Sunday with no Monday morning distribution. The Gazette office closes by 1 p.m. Sunday to accommodate material and registration for Thursday’s issue.
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Holstewt
Gistratiut Cintuiliie
Pries
Thur Gays
Tne Gunette
Israelis Free All Hostages in Entebbe Raid
Israeli commandos at Entebbe airport freed 108 hostages held by hijackers on an Air France jet. Casualties and injuries unclear. Israeli planes returned to Nairobi after the operation. Air France and Kenyan officials indicated fighting occurred near the old terminal. details on hijackers’ fate pending.
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Larael
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Entebba
No Cure for Feverish Rise Of Hospital Costs Is Seen
Hospital costs rise feverishly and show little sign of cooling with inflation. Cedar Rapids hospitals hike room rates and likely will again next year. Costs surge from high personnel costs and extensive education demands. Mercy and St. Luke's report operating losses before gains, with capital debt driving long term deficits. Hospitals remain big business as Medicare Medicaid changes and malpractice costs reshape care.
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Cedar Rapids
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St. Luke’s
Mercy
Bob Blawer
St. Luke's
Duane Heintz
Iowa Hospital Assn
Prage
Talk Isn't Cheap As Sides Clash In Review
On the editorial pages both sides argue the cost of talk and action. A historic house feature on Page 1A highlights the broader topic of dialogue and decision making with a pointed look at a notable residence and its implications.
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