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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1996
Page
7
The Gazette asks readers to inform if a family member serves with U S military forces or relief agencies in Bosnia. Names are being compiled for potential use in future reports, with contact options including phone numbers, mail, and email.
Downtown Cedar Rapids parkades implement new metro parking rules with monthly permits and metered options at First Street. A Fourth Avenue exit opens 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for Third Avenue ramp traffic relief. Linn-Mar board schedules budget work session at Indian Creek Media Center and a March 26 public hearing. Cedar Rapids St Patrick’s Day Parade entries due, garden plots rent now at Ambroz Center with fees.
Kenneth Manungo, former Zimbabwe Archives chief oral historian and University of Zimbabwe professor, will speak on Zimbabwe Since Independence at a Tuesday luncheon of the Iowa City Foreign Relations Council. The talk is in Fellowship Hall, Congregational United Church of Christ, noon, co sponsored by UI Center for International and Comparative Studies.
Olin Brown’s Belted Galloway herd, known as Oreo cows for their white belt, draws interest for their calm temperament and Mothering strength. Tom Brown touts efficient forage use and minimal backfat, though slow growth limits beef prices. Robin discovered the breed from a library, linking to Belted Galloway Society. Their How Now Farms hosts 31 Belties on C Street Road SW and Wright Brothers Boulevard.
Neighbors puzzled by striped cows ask if they are Belted Galloways. The breed from Scotland is known for thick hair and foraging skill. First U S record 1939 New York. About 17 registered in Iowa. Purebred heifers cost 1200 to 2200 dollars, versus 600 to 900 for Angus. Robin and Tom, in a family construction business, plan to expand their herd.
In Oelwein a group of thirty women gather to discuss stress and the rising label supermom or Women Who Do It All. Mary Steen notes the shift from praise to complaint as work, chores, volunteering, and caregiving collide with family duties and community obligations.
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