Who Framed Roger Rabbit film review merits viewing
A Roger Rabbit review praises the blend of live action and animation as a technical triumph and entertaining film noir satire. It notes the inventive interaction between flesh and ink, the clever plot, and the joke-filled humor appealing to long-time cartoon fans. The piece cautions it is not perfect but worth seeing.
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Roger Rabbit
Hollywood
Toon Town
Gene Kelly
Jerry the Mouse
Bugs Bunny
Boubin
Roger
China
Chinatown
Daffy Duck
Donald Duck
Mickey Mouse
Dumbo
Kathleen Turner
Cedar Rapids man pleads guilty in drug and witness case
Vaughn Ehret, 38, of 4401 Westover Dr SE, pleaded guilty in Cedar Rapids to delivering marijuana and conspiracy involving marijuana and cocaine. He agreed to forfeit about $24,000 and his residence, and faces up to 46 years with a five year minimum. Sentencing set for Sept. 16. He also admitted to harassing a potential witness in March. He remains jailed without bond.
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Acuild
Cedar Rapids
Vaughn Ehret
Westover Dr
Ehret
Hansen
Linn County
Bond
Cross-country trekmer Bob Hallgren aims for 50000 miles
Bob Hallgren 53 of Torrance California rides his Yamaha with Mitzie the dog across the United States in a nine month nine and a half month trek starting in California. He previously set a Guinness record for 16000 miles in 23 states in three months. Hallgren funds the journey with $24000 of his own money and sells Bob and Mitzie T shirts to support travel. He emphasizes talking to locals and encouraging kids against drugs while dedicating 1000 miles to a Fort Madison boy with cerebral palsy. He travels with a wooden trailer carrying supplies and souvenirs.
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Heather Sloman Wood
Gazette
Bob Hallgren
Mitzie
Hallgren
Torrance
Calif
the Gazette
California
Robbie Chesnut
Fort Madison
Burlington
Robbie
Jean
Robert Chesnut III
Wonder Dog
Bob and Mitzie
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
Phone call saves man from gas fumes in Oelwein
Staff Sgt. Michael Reynolds 28 a National Guard recruiter was awakened by a call at the armory on 10th Street Southeast and exposed to a natural gas leak. He sought medical care at Mercy Hospital overnight and firefighters shut off the leak in the locker room.
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Cindy Kranziazette
Iowa
Oelwein
National Guard
Michael Reynolds
10Th Street
Reynolds
Mercy Hospital
Wally Rundle
Rundle
Americans split on 60s protest benefits in AP poll
A Media General AP poll of 1,204 adults finds most say the 1960s antiwar protests left a lasting societal effect, with 51 percent viewing it as positive and 41 percent negative. Majorities see influence on foreign policy and Vietnam, while conservatives view outcomes less favorably.
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Associated Press
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Chicago
Polt
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