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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

17 Jun 1985

Page 9

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1985

Page

9

Writers' Corner Highlighting Area Students

Three student poems featured in Writers' Corner from area schools. Sheila Barnes grade 6 West Middle Anamosa imagines graceful deer and uplifting nature. Ashley Smith grade 4 Coolidge Cedar Rapids longs to be a unicorn bringing light and peace. Jennifer Ellyn Shipley grade 6 Pierce Cedar Rapids laments school out with playful pout.

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Sheila Barnes West Middle School Anamosa Ashley Smith Coolidge Elementary Cedar Rapids Jennifer Ellyn Shipley Pierce Elementary
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Uranus Facts and Voyager Mission Preview

The article outlines Uranus day length, diameter, distance from the sun, and rings discovered eight years ago. It notes five moons and potential for more, with Voyager data and first images expected in January 1986. Neptune is the farthest planet, with Voyager II due in 1989, and the piece credits the National Air and Space Museum for help.

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Uranus Voyager Neptune Pluto
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Left handed world facts tease big brain and odd eggs

The piece notes the brain sorts about 100 million messages per second, compares it to computers, cites the ostrich as laying an 8 inch egg and the hummingbird egg at 1/2 inch, and claims Paul McCartney Jimmy Connors and Gerald Ford are left handed along with about one in twenty people.

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Paul McCartney Jimmy Connors Gerald Ford
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Writers’ Corner Nature Msury Wilna Vole Betty Debnam Universal Press Syndicate National Air and Space Museum Smithsonian Institution Washington, D.C Mama And THE
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