Coralville Fourth Fest Kicks Off at S.T. Morrison Park
Beginning at 10 a.m. at S T Morrison Park the Coralville Fourth Fest features music dance and entertainment ending with a concert and fireworks at 8 30 p m Inside Freedom Festival schedule in the Eastern Iowa calendar of events and the Declaration of Independence read on page 5A
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Drunken Driving Law Triggers First Iowa City Arrest
Gregory Alan Shank, 30, of Minneapolis, arrested 2:53 a.m. at Benton Street and Riverside Drive in Iowa City for a blood alcohol level of 0.093 percent under the new 0.08 percent standard. Police say the change may not cause drastic shifts in enforcement.
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Four drinks in an hour can reach legal limit
The guidance notes that a 180 pound person may hit 0.08 percent blood alcohol after four drinks in one hour, but this does not mean four drinks each hour. The holiday weekend advice is clear: if you drink, don’t drive cars or boats.
Flood of 93 Iowa Record Wettest Months
The Cedar Rapids airport recorded 17.03 inches in July 1993, the wettest month on record, with August 1993 at 13.09 inches. Iowa City matched these totals, making the year the infamous Flood of 93.
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Iowa's Worst Flood Destroys Homes and Crops
State Climatologist recounts record wet season that broke Iowa history. Floods engulfed Cedar Rapids and Iowa City areas and Coralville Strip, damage exceeding 3 billion dollars statewide. Des Moines water supply disrupted as I‑380 bridge area was submerged two weeks in July.
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Pentagon Fire Reflects Night of Terror as Quigley Retires
Rear Adm. Craig Quigley, 50, a recently retired Navy official, addresses reporters as smoke rises from the Pentagon on September 11 2001 after coordinated terrorist attacks cloud Washington.
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Winthrop Hails Hometown Hero Quigley Parade Grand Marshal
Winthrop honors Craig Quigley retired Navy rear admiral as grand marshal of the Winthrop Days parade. He rode a 59 Corvette in Navy whites, while World War II and Korean War veterans and local youngsters saluted, celebrating his 27 year Navy career and reassurance after the Pentagon attack.
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Forecast of Love and Property Matters
The Gazette offers guidance on sorting belongings when a relationship ends. Practical tips cover inventory, division, and practical steps to resolve ownership. A concise aid for readers facing separation and property questions.
Flytown 2003 Scoop And Saturday Gazette Plane Poster
Tomorrow brings a Flytown 2003 feature with plot details and a full-page plane poster in Saturdays Gazette. The edition highlights event dates and local aviation themed visuals.
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U S Touts $25 Million Reward for Saddam Hussein
The United States offers a 25 million dollar bounty for Saddam Hussein and 15 million for his sons as insurgency rages in Baghdad. Secretary Powell says locating Saddam is key to stabilizing the country and preventing his return. The last sighting was April 9 in Azamiyah, with ongoing airstrikes and violence reported.
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