Catholic priest in Moscow sees religious freedom improving
The Rev. George Antonio Laberge, the only American priest in Moscow, says after over a year in Russia he has been kept free to preach and minister. He notes authorities have shown him courtesy, allowed access to homes and hospitals, and permitted religious services in the French church with little interference. He adds some issues remain, such as instructing the faithful and lodging, but expects a favorable outcome.
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Pineapple leaves guide growers to richer fruit yields
A column explains pineapple growers use leaf color and chemical analysis to balance carbohydrates and minerals, enabling precise fertilizer prescriptions for higher productivity. Mixed with a recipe section, it also offers a pineapple dessert and a Lima bean dish with step by step cooking notes.
February chicken pox cases in Cedar Rapids report
Twenty cases of chicken pox were reported in Cedar Rapids last month, Assistant Health Officer Clyde White told the city council Monday. Mumps was second with six cases, followed by four cases of scarlet fever and whooping cough, and one case of measles.
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Land Mine on a Street Nothing To Tinker With
New York AP reports transit lines inspector John Campbell found a land mine on a Brooklyn street containing five percent explosive. Campbell advised not to handle the device and authorities secured the area as the danger was assessed.
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Campbell
Stainless Steel Coffeemaker Sale Ad
A micro stainless steel coffeemaker invites home use offering a lifetime value and durable design. Priced at 9.95 with an optional small electric plate for 3.95, the ad promotes stainless steel coffee and convenience for households.
Demolition Mine Found Tackled After Threats
A spoken report describes a demolition device placed Monday and recovered after police roped off the area and removed the fuse. The device was dropped into the East River as investigators consider the mine a trophy claimed by a veteran.
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