Gods Eyes Craft Guide From Spanish Cultural Traditions
A handwork instruction describes making decorative Gods eyes using lightweight yarn and two sticks. It covers cross placement, tight wrapping, color work, and weaving technique to form a diamond shaped pattern that can vary in size and color for hanging.
Cedar Rapids City Hall notes on Wednesday council actions
Cedar Rapids city council met with mayor and most members present. Resolutions cover bus funds, library lease, real estate sale, insurance claim release, labor contracts, street right of way deeds, water plant equipment, zoning changes, annexations, and various board appointments. Multiple second readings on zoning and ordinance revisions outlined, with petitions from developers and residents for zone changes and annexations.
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Cedar Rapids
Public Safety
Ed Colton
Edgewood
Public Library
Pamela A. Russell
Linn County
Continental Western Insurance Co
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Gatto
Zimpra, Inc
EPA
Cedar Rapids Banster Club
Third Street
First Avenue
Marvin Heath
Electrical Board of Appeals
Kenneth Ander
Building Board of Appeals
Michael Klapphols
Police Department
Kirkwood Boulevard
Merged Area Education X
Waconia Avenue
Archer- Daniels Midland
Joseph Koulny
Second Avenue SE
Richard Rayman
Midway Drive
John W. Butcher
Tate Klemish and Associates, Inc
Hardee
Beverly Road
Joseph M. Hoyt
Barbara B. Broonson
Forty-second Street
Hickory Hills
Tama Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Edward D. Broderick
Bernard F. Beranek
Yvonne EF. Beranek
R-4
Kel
First Avenue SE
Robert R. Knell
Marjory M. Knell
Qukland Road
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Detroit osteopath arraigned in mutilation case at morgue
Wayne County medical examiner assistant arraigned in Detroit Recorder's Court on charges of mutilating corpses at the county morgue and Wayne State University. Millard Bass, 45, of Boston, stood mute. innocent plea entered. Preliminary hearing set for July 13.
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Detroit
Wayne County
Detroit Recorders Court
Wayne State University
Millard Bass
Samuel Gardner
Bass
Boston
NYC Hospital Strike Enters Second Day
In New York City the strike by 37,000 nonmedical staff across 34 private hospitals entered its second day. Nurses aides and housekeeping workers demand a cost of living raise as hospitals cite Medicaid and Blue Cross reimbursements frozen since last April. Elective surgery was cut, outpatient clinics closed, and ambulance service became irregular. A few vandalism incidents occurred and traffic was choked by protesters. Health officials say about 20,000 patients are affected while city authorities maintain a health emergency to ensure supplies cross picket lines and garbage removal proceeds.
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New York
Leehainans
Vefsal
Blue Cross
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