I Do Not Have a Team The Portrait of a Harvard President
A first person piece imagines a presidential search at Harvard. The narrator laments lacking a team, recalling Kansas City Blues memories and Austen like reflections on Dante Spenser and the First Amendment. A mock interview with a defense secretary and bishop probes the symbol of belonging and leadership.
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A. Bartlett Giamatti
Dante, Spenser
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American Association
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Milwaukee Brewers
Toledo Mud Hens
Schmidt
Giamatti
Kansas City
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Kansas City Athletics
Royals
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Cliff Mapes
Eddie Stewart
Carl DeRose
Odie Strain
Duluth
Minn
Odie
Harvard Trustees
New York
Harvard Club
Secretary of Defense
Humboldt Bolt & Tube
Worldwide Universal
McEnroe
University of Missouri
Harvard
U of I Seeks Volunteers for Major Diabetes Study
The University of Iowa College of Medicine seeks volunteers with insulin dependent diabetes for the seven year Diabetes Control and Complications Trial. Twenty six centers aim to recruit 900 participants in the US and Canada. Call 356-4879 for details.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa College of Medicine
U of I
United States
Canada
National Institute of Diabetes and
Digestive and Kidney Diseases
National Institutes of Health
Barry Ginsberg
DCCT
Ginsberg
Yahnke seeks third murder trial in 1985 Cedar Rapids case
Bradley Yahnke petitioned Linn District Court for a new trial on the 1985 murder of 18 year old Joni Helms in her southwest Cedar Rapids apartment. He argues 18 errors from the recent trial justify a new trial, including jury instruction issues and admissibility of evidence. A ruling is pending.
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Bradley Yahnke
Joni Helms
Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Thomas Horan
Yahnke
Anamosa
Heims
Kevin Doyer
Higher salaries push despite 4.85 percent rise
State teachers union spokesmen say they will press for still higher salaries even as the average salary rises by 4.85 percent next year. Iowa Today page 4A.
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Iowa
Man charged in Denison magistrate case murders
A former Detroit man, Michael A. Bartnick, 24, is charged with first degree murder for killing magistrate Arlo Schoenfeld's wife Mary 53 and daughter Cecelia 16 near Charter Oak Iowa. Authorities say Bartnick sought revenge over a car theft case Schoenfeld helped Michigan police pursue.
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DES Moines
Detroit
Denison
Charter Oak
Crawford County
Tom Gustafson
Michael A. Bartnick
McDowell County
Welch
W.va
West Virginia
Steve Ishaq
Eugene
Ore
Gustafson
Gene Meyer
Iowa
Michigan
Bartnick
Ida County
Meyer
Schoenfeld
Bell cracks during John Marshall funeral in 1835 Philadelphia
In 1835 the Liberty Bell cracked while rung for the funeral of Chief Justice John Marshall in Philadelphia. The event marks a notable moment in the bell's history and Philadelphia's civic ceremony traditions.
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Philadelphia
John Marshall
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