Boxing Memories and Community Notes From the Gazette
The Gazette recalls Golden Gloves co sponsoring with the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Boxer Mark Burds from Cascade won 147 and 160 pound titles, trained boxers to compete in Chicago against large city rivals, met Cassius Clay, later Muhammad Ali. Burds later worked for Deere in Dubuque and published poems. Also notes Emory Sample’s strokes and Gale Ripma’s death during a golf round in Marshalltown. Iowa Seniors Golf Association marks nearly fifty years.
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Secrets spouses keep top marriage poll findings
A Reader's Digest cover story based on Ipsos NPD poll shows about 40 percent of married Americans hide financial details from partners. Other common secrets include work or child behavior issues, with 14 percent hiding attraction to others and 2 percent concealing an extramarital affair.
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O'Neill upbeat on economic rebound amid mixed signals
Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill voiced optimism about a coming economic upturn citing stronger auto sales and housing starts. He contrasted Greenspan's cautious view, noted tax rebates' delayed effect, and supported a strong dollar while discussing OPEC's price stability efforts and potential oil supply cuts.
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Experts uncertain on future of AbioCor artificial heart
Louisville experts report three weeks of successful function for the AbioCor at Jewish Hospital in a seriously ill patient. Doctors caution data is limited and say safety, quality of life, and cost will determine if the device becomes a common transplant alternative.
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