Lincoln Highway Through Marion Debate Sparks Letter Controversy
Reader queries the Lincoln Highway path through Marion Iowa asking if signs read Highway 30 once guided autos past Lindale Plaza. The column reviews Franzwa's history noting Marion’s initial inclusion then bypass after 1919 Seedling Mile paving and county seat shifts to Cedar Rapids, with county-level debates and rotten-egg incidents cited.
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Jefferson
Art Swarzentruber
Summit View Lane
Iowa
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Patricia Press
Tucson
Ariz
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Mount Vernon
Lincoln Highway
Coggon
Charlie
Franzwn
Cedar County
Henry B. Joy
Packard Motor Car Co
Lincoln Highway Association
Colliers Magazine
Leaders of eight developing Muslim nations form D8 group in Istanbul
In Istanbul eight nations led by Turkey Pakistan Indonesia Iran Bangladesh Egypt Malaysia and Nigeria launched the Developing 8 to fight poverty and boost regional cooperation. They signed a joint declaration detailing projects in industrial development research banking and agriculture while noting ideological differences and aiming to expand inclusion beyond Muslim states.
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Turkey
Pakistan
Indonesia
Iran
Bangladesh
Egypt
Malaysia
Nigeria
Suharto
Mahathir bin Mohamad
Sheikh Hasina
Necmettin Erbakan
Gazette Pledges Eco Friendly Printing And Recycling Push
The Gazette promotes future farming by using soybean ink and recycled news print. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St. SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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Paraglider crashes lands at Pitchess Detention Center
Thomas Truax, 42, of Carpinteria failed to break a 125 mile distance record when he lost altitude and landed on a prison field near Castric California. Deputies surrounded him thinking a jailbreak as he touched down safely.
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Thomas Truax
Truax
Carpenteria
Pitchess
Supreme Court nixes appeal to indict Netanyahu in influence case
Israel's Supreme Court dismisses the appeal to charge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with fraud in an influence peddling scandal. The court says prosecutors acted reasonably in April and that the decision not to indict was not an exoneration of Netanyahu or Justice Minister Tsahi Hanegbi, though Hanegbi faces no charges. The ruling maintains no ethical violation was found against Netanyahu, and the investigation continues for Avigdor Lieberman. Opposition calls persist for further action.
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Roni Bar-On
Bar-On
Aryeh Deri
David Bar-Ilan
Hanegbi
Avigdor Lieberman
Deri
Lieberman
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