Fighting Spirit Keeps Hope Alive After Pearl River Floods
Mack Hale in Jackson Mississippi has twice lost his home to Pearl River floods but fights back with his family. This is the first part of a four part series detailing resilience and recovery. Steve Moshier leads Linn County WAR to expand welfare work projects and custodial coverage to Witwer and Health Center buildings. William Winkelman preserves a long family pony breeding line with Shetlands Welsh ponies and miniatures, now primarily selling at auctions after generations of Sears catalog sales.
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Jackson, Miss
Pearl River
U.S
Steve Moshier
Linn County
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William Winkelman
Lohrville
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Davenport couple wed after bikers rally meet
James Wittstruck of Davenport and Joyce Carlson McCarron tied the knot Sunday in Davenport, a week after Wittstruck met the Minnesota bride at an Iowa City bikers rally. He proposed three hours after they met.
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Farewell to Bill Sackter in Iowa City funeral
Eighty year old Bill Sackter, famed for his work in the film Bill and for inspiring social programs, was buried in a Jewish cemetery near Iowa City. Friends and actor Mickey Rooney sent flowers and a last tribute as Barry Morrow delivered an emotional farewell. Sackter, who spent 44 years in a state home, became a symbol of dignity and education as his coffee shop and life stories touched many, including children.
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Iowa
New Orleans
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Barry Morrow
Minnesota
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Bev
Barry
Wild Bill
University of Iowa
School of Social Work
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Tama Packing wins Muslim market slaughter clearance
The Tama Packing Co. earned clearance to slaughter beef for a new Malaysia market, joining two other Iowa firms honored last month by Malaysian officials. Farm, page 6B.
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Malaysia
Tama Pack
Iowa
Soviets Resume Talks on New Long Term Grain Pact
Negotiations resume in Moscow on a new grain pact with the Soviet Union. Analysts say the Soviet bargaining position may be stronger and a new farming system revamp could yield dividends. Farm page 6B.
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Soviet Union
Greece threatens to close U.S. bases over talks stalled
Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou warned Athens may shut four major U.S. bases in Greece if negotiations over a new defense pact fail. He said Greece’s patience is limited, with talks recessed and no resumption date set as U.S. Bartholomew returns for consultations.
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Flooding shifts across Utah as sandbags move countywide
Flooding moved northeast and south as 30,000 sandbags were redirected from Salt Lake City to Uintah County to shield homes from Bear River runoff. Bear River threatens farmland in Cache Box Elder and Rich counties while Uintah County reports bridge damage and a temporary power outage after Ashley Creek surged and a transmission tower collapsed.
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Box Elder County
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Correction notice on Red Cross chapter officers
The Gazette explains it will publish corrections or clarifications about reports and headlines when errors are found. It invites readers to call 398-8313 to address accuracy fairness and completeness concerns.
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American Red Cross
Rape case acquittals spark anger over justice system
A Boston area jury acquitted five men once pled guilty to rape involving a former Ohio beauty queen. The victim, now 42, says justice has failed and criticizes plea bargaining. The men face sentencing for related destruction of property with possible two‑year suspended terms.
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Holbrook
Ohio
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Abington
Superior Court
Herbert Abrams
Norfolk County
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