Songs and sports mix in a reflective Gazette piece
The column muses on songs about men and women, lists local musicians and places, notes Midler and Stafford favorites, and laments golf course environmental worries. It recalls Vic Janowicz and Iowa football history, plus a light joke about a cereal- Coupon-seeking rich family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline
Alice
Blue Gown
Candy
Clementine
Ida
Irene
Jenny Lee
Katy
Lily Marlene
Lida Rose
Margie
Maria Elena
Marie
Mary
Nelly
Sally
Sheila
Sherry
Sue
Tangerine
Goodness
Vikki Carr
Whitney Houston
Frank Osmanski
Leo Cortimiglia
Bob Cila
Jim Freeman
Ronnie Diehl
Wes Ralston
Russ Jones
Colorado Springs
Leo Greco
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
Wabasha
Ann-Margret
Sophia Loren
Cindy Crawford
Madonna
Golf Course Superintendents Association of America
GCSAA
Bruce R. Williams
Vic Janowicz
Ohio State
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Michigan
Recognizing different types of dividends
Financial institutions issue payments labeled as dividends but tax code marks them as interest. If you report as dividends on Schedule B, expect IRS notices. Check your tax statement: 1099 INT for interest, 1099 DIV for dividends. For more tax info, call CITYLINE at 363-7000 or 337-7000, category 1099.
Surviving Srebrenica Sisters Recall Terror and Loss
Five Ibrahimovic sisters aged 6 to 18 recount the 1992 Srebrenica shelling that killed their mother Emina, while their father Omer remains among roughly 8,000 Muslims listed missing. Emira, now 18, acts as surrogate mother as the others bear deep emotional scars and memories of flight from Tuzla to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazla
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Srebrenica
Emira Ibrahimovic
Emina
Emira
Muska
Sanela
Semsa
Ibrima
Tuzla
Emina Ibrahimovic
Omer
Multiracial Identities Sparking Census Form Debate
The piece follows Mitzi Carter and others advocating a multiracial census option as government officials weigh form changes for the 2000 census. Advocates argue mixed-race identities reflect reality and could aid multiracial children, while officials note legal data needs and potential program impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Sally Katzen
Katzen
Jennifer Calloway
Raleigh
N.C
March
Charles Michael Byrd
New York City
Russian bakers to make matzo for Passover
The Bakers' Guild agreed to produce matzo for Passover after appeals by Moscow's mayor and the Jewish community, signaling a revival of religious life in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mason
Chapel Hill
N.C
Moscow
Bakers’ Guild
Russia
The Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink
The Gazette highlights agriculture by printing with soybean ink and recycling programs. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or use the nearest recycling location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor the Gazette
the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
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Jo Stafford
Gus Schrader
The
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Tribune Media Service
Savings and Loans
IRS
Bosnia
Fadil Ibrahimovic
Libya
Durham
Mitzi Carter
Mitzi
Carter
Houston
Duke University
Washington
Byrd
Stephanie Mason
Kelly Brewington
Brewington
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Noe
Kirsch
Graber
Collins Rd
Ptred
Gaz
Third Avenue SE
Airport National Golf Bluestem Solid Waste Caring Corner
Carmike Cinema
Clancy's
College
Dougherty Dawkins
Fox Eye
Godfather's Pizza
Iowa Medical
Clint Kirkwood
Toings
Longbranch Medical Arts
Methwick Retirement Community
Milkcaps Ncaa Northtowne Schwinn Paulson Electric Peppertree Studies
Physiotheraphy Associates
Pip Printing Pool & Spa Warehouse
Re/Max Associates
Skogman Realty Sprint Cellular Technigraphies
the Blind Factory
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