Romance and spring thoughts in a midwest column
A Cedar Rapids Gazette columnist muses on romance during the Iowa season and surveys love trends. He notes percentages on how couples meet, compares real life to Hollywood, and adds reflections on outlet malls and travel tips before recalling the late Dean Stauffacher and classic garden advice.
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Iowa
Tennyson
United States
Vanity Fair
Reading
Florida
Avis
Midwest
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Dean Stauffacher
Dean
Gus Schrader
The
Gazette
Home office deductions and tests for qualification
Three ways to qualify for home office deductions. The principal place of business is common but often unavailable to employees. Self employed individuals have easier qualification at home though a 1993 Supreme Court ruling limits use for field workers. For more tax info call CITYLINE.
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Tribune Media Service
Club invites guest speaker via Gazette editor contact
The Gazette invites clubs or organizations to request a guest speaker by contacting managing editor Mark Bowden at 398 5869 for arrangement and details.
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the Gazette
Mark Bowden
Hearing Loss Is Not A Sign Of Old Age Ad
Beltone promotes a free non functioning canal hearing aid model as a demonstration in Chicago. The offer targets those who hear but misunderstand speech and invites requests by phone or mail to Beltone Electronics, Department 29029, 4201 West Victoria Street, Chicago.
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Chicago
Beltone
America
Beltone Electronics
West Victoria Street
Illinois
We are at war peace talks falter in Israel
The piece reports Israel faces a crisis after bus bombing as Prime Minister Peres promises a crackdown on Hamas and talks of wide security measures. President Weizman declares war like stance while some officials push suspending peace talks with Syria. Warnings loom of electoral backlash in May.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Middle East
Israel
Shimon Peres
Hamas
West Bank
Gaza
Ezer Weizman
Syria
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Peres
Hebron
Bosnian Serbs Boycott NATO Meetings After Indictment
Bosnian Serb military representatives skipped three of five NATO meetings in the Bosnia sector after Gen. Djordje Djukic was indicted by The Hague for shelling civilian targets during the siege of Sarajevo. Bosnian Serb leaders condemned the indictment and warned about Western objectivity.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
NATO
Suny. Navy
Mark van Dyke
U.S
Bosnia
Djordje Djukic
Momcilo
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