Puppet Artist Bruce Bucknell Crafts Realistic Puppets
Bruce Bucknell, at 519 Thirtieth Street SE, spends 250 to 300 hours on each puppet. He designs, molds heads, and studies expressions to achieve realism while his wife Nola sews detailed costumes. Story and more photos on page 5A.
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Bruce Bucknell
Thirtieth Street
Bruce
Nola
Weather Report Foresees Warm Day and Showers Diminishing
Sh owers see continued warm conditions with thundershowers today. Cooler tonight with decreasing shower chances. Highs near 85 and lows around 60. Tomorrow’s high expected about 85.
She's a Ballerina at a San Francisco Company
Story and pictures on page 4A detail a dancer's life with a local San Francisco ballet company. The article highlights years of hard work and daily practice shaping a professional artist who loves the stage.
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Speut
San Francisco
Postal Rates Freeze Approved to Aid U.S. Postal Service
Washington reporters note the Senate Post Office Committee voted to freeze postal rates temporarily and grant the U.S. Postal Service an extra $1 billion subsidy, signaling support for ongoing operations.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Post Office Committee
US Postal Service
Senate Finance Panel Approves $2 Billion Tax Break Plan
Washington AP report says the Senate Finance Committee voted an extra tax relief measure aimed at law and middle income Americans, approving a $2 billion-a-year cut. The action centers on the estate tax and related provisions affecting middle-class filers.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Amtrak Relief Clears Congress for 878 Million Approval
Washington AP reports legislation cleared the house on Friday authorizing 878 million dollars for Amtrak the government created passenger railroad complex.
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Washington
Amtrak
Middle age riddle says time work still feels young
A light humorous note on aging describes middle life as a period when energy remains but urgency wanes, comparing youthfulness with slower steps and new routines.
A Little Practice On His Lawn Before Work
Kelly Reindl from 1400 Fills Boulevard NW swings a golf club on the grass at the foot of his home Friday while waiting for calls for American Family Insurance. His bowfcase sits on the lawn as he makes use of spare time.
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Kelly Reindl
Boulevard NW
American Family Insurance
Reindl
Reagan Confirms Iowa GOP Convention Visit
George Shick reports Reagan will visit Des Moines for the Iowa GOP state convention. A 4 pm rally at Veterans Auditorium precedes a 6 pm fundraiser. Delegates gathered at caucuses across Des Moines will name most of August’s national convention delegates. Ford may also attend. confirmation was sparse.
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Reagan
Iowa
George Shicklowa
California
Ronald Reagan
Des Moinins
Veterans Auditorium
Republican Party
Mary Louise Smith
Des Moines
Kansas City
Indians Lawyers Seek Dismissal in Cedar Rapids Murder Case
Lawyers for Darelle Butler and Robert Robidleau filed a motion to dismiss charges in Cedar Rapids federal court alleging government misconduct. A second filing highlights the defense version amid ongoing proceedings over the June 26 shooting deaths of FBI agents Romold Williams and Jack Culer on the Dine Ridge reservation. The adjournment follows the first week of testimony as prosecutors prepare to confront numerous witnesses.
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Tom Froehling
Cedar Rapids
Darelle Butler
Robert Robidleau
FBI
Romold Williams
Jack Culer
Dine Ridge
Ford woos Missouri delegates in Motel meeting
President Ford campaigned to undecided Missouri GOP delegates in Springfield in a series of private suite meetings at the Howard Johnson hotel. He aimed to win the 19 at large delegates as the state convention began, with rival Ronald Reagan counting on a Saturday speech.
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Reagan
Iowa
Ford
National Ford Committee
Town Ford Committee
White House
Ron Nessen
Tiere
Missouri
Springfield
United Press International
California
Ohio
New Jersey
Karuss City
Washington State
Auguel
the Gazette
UPI
Missouri Party
Nyal
Kansas City
Howerd Johnson Intel
Kaye
Hays Took Ten Times Usual Sleep Aid Dose
United Press International reports hospital tests show blood levels of a sleeping pill drug were ten times usual. Hays, a powerful party figure, faced charges over using his mistress on the payroll at Lazpayyers’ expense. He reportedly attempted suicide after the overdose and Friday lawmakers vow continued action until he recovers.
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Michard Prulhps
Mays
Presbyterian University
Hivsjitel i
Pittsburgh
Hays
Lazpayers
Elizabetty
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