Miniature horses stirrup interest in Oxford couple
Terry and Stephanie Kinney of Oxford cultivate a growing passion for miniature horses. The feature highlights their small steeds and the community interest they generate, with details noted in the 1B section.
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Terry
Stephanie Kinney
Oxford
Free e-mail access anywhere via Web-based services
A note highlights free e-mail access through Web based services allowing users to reach their mail from almost any Internet connected location. The summary references an article in Computers section 4C describing the details.
A How-To Guide for Aspiring Models
A new guide offers step by step advice for girls seeking entry into the modeling industry. Practical tips cover preparation posing and career navigation in a concise manual.
Guitarist turns entrepreneur owner of Relics Records
Marcus Draves once played lead guitar with The Difference and now runs Relics Records, shaping a new path in the music business. His pivot from stage to storefront highlights a musician leveraging fame into entrepreneurial success.
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Marcus Draves
Relics Records
C R golfer wins Iowa Open at Lake Panorama
Caine Fitzgerald earned eight birdies Sunday and won the Iowa Open by six shots over defending champion Sean McCarty of West Branch at Lake Panorama National Golf Course in Panora.
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Caine Fitzgerald
Sean McCarty
West Branch
Lake Panorama National Golf Course
Panora
Family stands together amid brother murder trial details
Cory Sawyer has testified in his brother Jeff's murder trial, but their parents insist they are a family united. The mother emphasized their unity despite the courtroom drama as details on 5B unfold.
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Cory Sawyer
Jeff
Cherries Take Center Stage In July Gazette Food Feature
The Gazette’s food section highlights July as cherry time with tips to select store and prepare cherries. It explains differences between tart and sweet varieties and offers guidance for enjoying perfect cherry dishes.
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Gazette
Bacteria testing at area pools highlights safety measures
Cedar Rapids officials emphasize regular chlorine testing and automatic filtration at city pools to prevent bacteria outbreaks, contrasting with lakes which lack continuous testing. The county health rules require chlorine checks every four hours, with Cedar Rapids using two hour automated tests plus manual verification.
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Jean Snyder
Carolyn Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Georgia
Hamilton
Atlanta
Linn County Health Department
Iowa City
Janet Norin
Saturn workers approve first strike authorization in Tennessee
In Spring Hill, Saturn Corp workers vote 96 percent in favor of strike authorization, potentially triggering the carmaker's first walkout. The move follows GM strikes at Flint parts plants and amid worries over job cuts, pay bonuses, and management control, with talks due to resume.
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Spring Hill, Tenn
Saturn Corp
General Motors
Michigan
Saturn
Don Hudler
Hudler
Rypkowski
Flint, Mich
UAW
Two Parts
Flint
Mich
Tsunami Death Toll May Reach Three Thousand in Papua New Guinea
In Sissano and surrounding villages, a 23 foot wall of water from a magnitude 7 quake destroyed Arop and three other communities. At least 599 dead, potentially 3,000, with 6,000 homeless. Royal Australian Air Force C 130s delivered aid and a field hospital.
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Sissano
Papua New Guinea
Australian Broadcasting Corp
John Tekwi
West Sepik
Papua
New Guinea
Australia
Arop
Lusien Romme
Romme
Australian Associated Press
Aitape
Raihu
Royal Australian Air Force
Vanimo
Jerry Aplan
Dickson Dalle
Nimas
Warapu
Dalle
Cedar Rapids couple adopts four siblings
Im and Todd Odeon and their five year plan to grow their family came true when they adopted four children, Harley Joshua Ariel and Jesse, last week through the Department of Human Services. A Sunday celebration near 200 friends marked the new family unit at Sharon United Methodist Church. The Odeons, both 28 and long unable to have children, opened their home at 1727 E Ave NE to the siblings after two months of visits. The children, taken from their birth parents due to abuse, have now begun calling the couple Mom and Dad with a warm, hopeful dynamic developing at daily life and gatherings.
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C.R
Cindy Hadish
Todd
Cedar Rapids
Kim
E Ave
Harley
Joshua
Ariel
Jesse
Odeens
Sharon United Methodist Church
Ninth St. SW
Odeon
Mom
New Odeon
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