Fatal Mobile Home Fire Claims Life Near Mount Auburn
A farmer discovering a burned mobile home near Mount Auburn reported an 8 a.m. fire. Benton County investigators withheld the victim’s name pending autopsy results. Firefighters found hot spots, and arson is not suspected at this time. the home sat on land owned by the farmer.
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Diana allegedly attempted suicide five times after marriage
The Sunday Times of London printed excerpts from Andrew Morton’s Diana biography alleging Diana, Princess of Wales, tried to kill herself five times since marrying Prince Charles. unnamed friends quoted in the book support the claim. Morton’s assertions circulated on front pages of major Sunday papers.
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Gazette promotes agriculture using soybean ink
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and on recycled newsprint. Readers are encouraged to recycle newspapers in boxes at City Carton, econofoods, and Hy Vee locations in Marion including Sixth Street SW and 51st Street NE.
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Summer’s the time when you wonder what makes dogs tie
Lighthearted note on summer humor about dogs tying up in playful questions.
Submarine Sandwiches Rise as Popular Party Fare
Food trends report from Tues day's Gazette highlights submarine sandwiches as a tasty summer alternative to fried foods. Sub options grow in popularity for casual gatherings and easy entertaining.
Global poll shows broad willingness to fund environmental protection
A 22-nation Gallup poll finds majorities in 16 countries ready to pay higher prices to help industry safeguard the environment. In the United States 65 percent favor higher costs, while India and Turkey prioritize growth over protection. Analyze results discussed at the Rio Earth Summit.
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Flood memories rattle Elkader as Turkey River rises
Residents near the Turkey River recall last year’s record flood that damaged Elkader and nearby towns. Kathleen Neylan builds a wall in her law office basement while John Carnes moves his recording studio upstairs. Thursday, Keith Knospe views a temporary railing at his Keystone Restaurant and Saloon as the river runs slow.
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Iowa
Kathleen Neylan
Turkey River
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Carnes Brothers
Turkey
Elkader
Keith Knospe
Keystone
Japan fights back accusing U S of unfair trade practices
Tokyo released a report charging the United States with biased policies and aggressive export restraints in nine of ten areas. MITI officials said the study aims to spur talks on disputes and not assign blame as Japan records a 1991 world trade surplus of 63.5 billion dollars.
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Close quarters foster crime study finds higher rates in cities
The Justice Department released 1987 to 1989 regional crime data showing rape robbery and assault are 92 percent higher in cities than rural areas and 56 percent higher than suburbs. Rural 12 plus: 21.1 per 1000. suburbs 26. cities 40.6. Trends declined from 1981. Data from the National Crime Victimization Survey.
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