Remembering Coach Bill Holmstrom and Iowa sports figures
A memorial note honors Bill Holmstrom 69, Cornell College alum and coach at Clarence Iowa City High and Clinton, praised for calm leadership and long career in athletics. The piece also notes Tom Davis as a fellow thinking man’s coach and recalls reunions, local columns, and anecdotes from The Gazette and Involvement Magazine.
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Bill Holmstrom
Holmstrom
Cornell
Iowa
Clarence
Iowa City High
Clinton
Little Clarence High
Tom Davis
Eastern Iowa
Bill
Mary
Buddy Bob Oldis
Iowa City
Montreal Expos
Bill Quinby
Bill Broussard
Kimm
Blairstown
Bob
Gazette Promotes Green Printing and Recycling Drive
The Gazette advocates sustainability by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton to support future agricultural awareness and environmental efforts, encouraging local participation at 4250 Sixth St. SW or nearby locations.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
Cedar Rapids Gazette Postal Rates and Address Details
The Gazette Company announces subscription and delivery rates for Cedar Rapids Gazette editions. Postage paid mail, motor route delivery, and pricing for weekly, biweekly, and yearly periods are listed, along with office address and contact options.
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Tie City Rail Soute
the Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Peaty
Iowa
Carer
States
Territones
Asociang Press
U N report notes growing gap in telephone access worldwide
In Geneva AP reports the UN telecom agency says nearly two thirds of global households lack telephones and access disparities between industrialized and developing nations remain vast. Only 16 percent in developing areas have phone service as of 1996, challenging the goal of universal reach by century's end. Competition in telecom could lower costs and expand lines.
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Geneva
U.N. Telecommunications Agency
International Telecommunication Union
Enzyme Might Explain Sex Gap in Heart Disease Risk
SANTA FE AP New discoveries about hepatic lipase the liver enzyme that breaks down cholesterol fats may explain why men die younger from heart disease. Hokanson and colleagues tested 64 adults finding higher hepatic lipase in men and linking it to denser LDL and lower HDL in men versus women.
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Santa FE
N.M
John Hokanson
University of Washington
Seattle
American Heart Association
Hokanson
Colleagues
Lott Criticizes Clinton Privilege Parallels Watergate
Senate Minority Leader Trent Lott says Clinton is improper to invoke executive privilege in Starr inquiry, hinting at Watergate parallels and damaged credibility. White House aide Rahm Emanuel calls it a political statement. Discussion spans Lewinsky Willey allegations and political fallout.
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Washington Post
Washington — Senate
Trent Lott
R Miss
Clinton
Kenneth Starr
Nixon
Lott
NBC
Meet the Press
White House
Rahm Emanuel
CNN
Bruce Lindsey
Sidney Blumenthal
Monica Lewinsky
Starr
Kathleen Willey
Lewinsky
Willey
CBS
Face the Nation
Maine
Sens
Susan Collins
Olympia Snowe
Collins
da Machine
60 Minutes
Anita Hill
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
Thomas
Senate
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National Golf Rsl Sunrooms
Dodge Carmike Cinemas
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First National Bank Flamingo Fox Eye Geico Insurance LLC
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Longbranch
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Millhiser Smith Agency
Mt. Vernon Rd
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Taco Bell
MAC Trx, Inc
TS Audiology
University of Iowa
Dermatology
Younkers
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Citylinez
Ial
Abe PA
Four Seasons Sunrooms
BSL Sunrooms, Inc
Outdoor Living
Four Seasons Solar Products
Newsweek Magazine
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Skogman Realty
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Pat Murphy
EduCare Learning Centers
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