Model teen who ran away shatters family image
Indy Brady once the parental ideal, Cindy Brady, 16, quit talking and skipped classes, then ran away. Rita Brady recalls a loving daughter who made keepsakes like a rose‑inscribed poster, as she and Tom Fruehling report from the Brady family home at 120 10th St. SW. Cindy was a good student in Jefferson High’s sophomore year.
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Tom Fruehling
Gazette
Indy Brady
Rita Brady
10Th St. SW
Cindy
Jefferson
High School Honor Roll Turned Home Nightmare
Rita and Don Brady describe their daughter Cindy's sudden change after the new year. Once top of her class with A’s in Spanish geometry and astronomy she stopped talking ran away and skipped class. Police told the parents nothing could be done as she stayed with a woman older and had a car and apartment.
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Rita
Don Brady
Cindy
First female Cedar Rapids officer retires after 26 years
Mary Armbrecht ends a 26 year career as Cedar Rapids first female police officer. Details on page 1B. Bill Fennelly accepts Iowa State women's basketball coaching post after quick decision. Details on page 1D. Former MCI Communications head leaves Colorado Springs to return to East Iowa with IES. Details on page 5D.
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Cedar Rapids
Mary Armbrecht
ISU
Bill Fennelly
Iowa State
MCI Communications
Colorado Springs
East Iowa
IES
Branstad Seeks Return of Death Penalty Policy
Governor Terry Branstad vows to push again for reinstating the death penalty as state residents demand action. Details appear on page 6B.
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Terry Branstad
ADM executive allegedly taped meetings to aid FBI
Archer Daniels Midland executive Mark Whitacre-я head of the BioProducts Division reportedly acted as an FBI informant in a probe into corn processors. The Wall Street Journal cites secret recordings and tapes of conversations in hotels abroad including Tokyo Hawaii and Los Angeles. The inquiry also involves ADM officials such as Vice Chairman Michael Andreas amid questions about price collusion.
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Gazette Wire Services
Archer Daniels Midland Co
FBI
Wall Street Journal
Mark Whitacre
ADM
Whitacre
The
Hun
Tokyo
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Michael Andreas
Andreas
Dwayne Andreas
Clinton Set to Normalize Ties With Vietnam
President Clinton announced plans to establish full diplomatic relations with Vietnam, marking progress after four years of talks and cooperation on POW MIA issues. Critics in Congress warn against funding and question Vietnam’s cooperation while veterans seek complete accounting.
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U.S
Clinton
White House
Mike McCurry
Saigon
Capitol Hill
Ben Gilman
R-N.y
House International Relations Committee
Gilman
Bob Dornan
Calif
Charles Grassley
Iowa
Grassley
Tom Harkin
Anthony Lake
Harkin
Lake
Gazette Celebrates Wilson School Neighborhood Event
The Gazette visits the Wilson School area for a four hour community celebration starting at 4 p.m. The event features band performances, children activities, a dance show, fire department demo and city council presence. Gazette staff will gather story ideas and invite comments.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Wilson School
Mark Bowden
Mark Dukes
Mike Hlas
Mike Deupree
Ken Sullivan
Dave Rasdal
Dave Gosch
Marlene Florang
Ann Scholl Boyer
Phyllis Fleming
Dale Kueter
George Ford
Mary Sharp
Wilson
Gazette Newspapers
Rocking Rams
Fire Department
Dog days heat expected in Iowa this week
Meteorologist Pete Berg of the National Weather Service Davenport warns Iowa could see near 100 degree highs during July 3-11 with heat indices over 110 on Wednesday and Thursday. A cold front may bring cooler 80s by weekend, and bright, clear nights near the full moon offer good camping weather.
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Dave Gosch
Pete Berg
National Weather Service
Davenport
Iowa
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