First peregrine falcon flies in Cedar Rapids restocking
A falcon named Right Green Orange became the first to fly from Telecom USA to the Stouffer's Five Seasons Hotel as DNR officials color coded the birds orange and green. Quail were provided for three days on the Telecom USA building to sustain five male and two female falcons arriving last week as part of a restocking project.
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Cedar Rapids
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Telecom*usa
Stouffer's
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DNR
Hindu caste clash erupts in India over wedding procession
In New Delhi AP reports a third day of violence between high caste and low caste Hindus in several villages. five people have died as mobs blocked roads and routed crowds. on Saturday mobs barred tourists from visiting the Taj Mahal amid the unrest.
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New Delhi
India
Taj Mahal
Gazette Advances Green Printing For Agriculture
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming by printing with soybean ink. It encourages readers to recycle newspapers via boxes at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW and at Noelridge pool parking lot near 42nd and Council streets NE.
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The
Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
Noelridge
42Nd
Council Streets
Artist’s Overwork Death Narrows To Comic Punchline
Chuckle notes an artist’s death linked to overwork ending in a dark punchline as the coroner’s report echoes a self painted fate. The quip hinges on a grim humor about creation and demise.
Cave rescue ends after five days lost in West Virginia cave
Gary Lutes and his sons Gary Jr. and Timothy were rescued from New Trout Cave in Pendleton County after five days without food or water. They survived by conserving energy and reciting Scriptures while bats, dehydration and hallucinations challenged them. They were in stable condition at Rockingham Memorial Hospital.
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Harrisonburg
Gary Lutes
Lutes
Tampa
Fla
Gary Jr
Timothy
West Virgin
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
AIDS activists disrupt Sullivan at San Francisco AIDS conference
Hundreds of demonstrators from ACT UP and the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power drowned out Health and Human Services Secretary Louis Sullivan as he urged cooperation for AIDS and HIV patients at Moscone Center. They blame slow treatment progress and access in protests tied to Gay-Lesbian Freedom Day.
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San Francisco
Health and Human Services
Louis Sullivan
Sullivan
Moscone Center Convention Hall
ACT UP
Aids Coalition To
James Curran
U.S. Centers For Disease Control
From refugee to citizen Hor recalls Khmer Rouge past
Phillip Hor, a 24 year old Kirkwood Community College student and recent naturalized citizen, survived five years in a Cambodian concentration camp, three years in a refugee camp, and reconnected with his parents after 17 years. He aims to help the poor and hopes to reunite with family as Khmer Rouge activity resurges in Cambodia.
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Marietta Nelson Gazette News
Hillip Hor
Hor
U.S
Khmer Rouge
United States
Phillip Hor
Cedar Rapids
Art treasures found in Texas safety deposits widen WWII loot case
A court ordered inventory of heirs of an Army officer’s safety-deposit boxes in Texas and Denison uncovers coins labeled in German and other unidentified medieval works. The stash, not tied to Quedlinburg church treasures, may reflect objects looted from France and Germany in the war’s final months. The boxes belong to Jane and Jack Meador, siblings of ex lieutenant Joe T. Meador, suspected of taking the Quedlinburg items from a mine shaft hideout. origin of the new pieces remains unclear.
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Dallas
Quedlinburg
Germany
France
Europe
Jane Meador Cook
Jack Meador
Stiftskirche
East Germany
Cook
Meador
Joe T. Meador
Texas
Denison
Stolen U.S. Cars Found With Mexican Federal Police
A pattern links U.S. stolen vehicles to Mexico's Federal Judicial Police in Tijuana and northern border states. Police in California report Suburbans and luxury cars seized or used by federales, with at least one high profile case ending in recovery after a commander misused a Porsche.
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Washington Post
Tijuana
Mexico
Federal Judicial Police
Federales
United States
California
Secret Police
San Diego
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