Soul and failure in small town life speakers
Indian rally planned in ceremonial park Monday in Cedar Rapids as community figures discuss local joys and failures. The feature notes parallels between personal and townwide struggles and highlights local voices from Page 9B and Page 13A.
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Competition for Seats in Prairie Home Companion Shows
About 30 people compete for each seat in the remaining live broadcasts of Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion. The show concludes on June 13.
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Today's Chuckle Head Block Mystery
A lighthearted quip notes that a low mood can feel like a mental block and emphasizes that the block may originate in the mind rather than external events.
Reagan optimistic on arms and Soviet offer
President Reagan urged focus on arms control after the Iran contra episode. He welcomed a new Soviet proposal on medium range missiles and said readiness and patience could yield a treaty. Congressional observers noted Moscow may allow testing outside the lab for Star Wars talks in Geneva.
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Bush tests presidential waters in Iowa
Vice President George Bush sharpened his campaign message in an Iowa forum, denying flight from Iran contra fallout and urging support for a positive, experience based bid. He defended his Iran activity, expressed desire to influence a future regime, and outlined a seven forum swing across the state with Barbara Bush.
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Harlem siege ends as gunman surrenders after 30 hours
Ismael Igartua, 25, held four hostages in an East Harlem apartment for nearly 30 hours firing at least 19 shots. He demanded baking soda for crack cocaine and dangled a 4-year-old girl at the window. No one was harmed. a police captain was lightly injured by flying cement.
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Police Seek Former Airline Engineer With Six Wives
Police pursue John Charles Sutter a 45 year old former United Airlines flight engineer believed to have married as many as six women and fathered up to 16 children across at least four states. A bigamy charge was filed in September as his Seattle area wife seeks divorce.
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Iowans weigh textbooks after Alabama secular humanism ruling
Iowa officials will wait for appeals in the Alabama secular humanism case before judging its impact on state schools. Some titles like Teen Guide appear in Linn-Mar and Cedar Rapids districts, while Rise of the American Nation was dropped in Cedar Rapids.
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