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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1997

Page

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Cult leader and followers castrated in doomsday cult deaths

Medical examiner said the aging leader and others in the group had undergone castrations long before 39 men and women killed themselves in a Hale Bopp UFO following. Two victims had barbiturate and alcohol intoxication. bags found may indicate suffocation. Relatives, including Nichelle Nichols, were notified as authorities confirmed deaths from self inflicted causes.

AN Diego GS Ierven Gate Brian Blackbourne Jerry Lipscomb Nichelle Nichols Uhura Thomas Nichols Jim Meecham Marshall Applewhite

Grandmother from Des Moines among Calif mass death victims

The 72 year old grandmother, Jackie Leonard, is identified among 39 people found dead in a Rancho Santa Fe mansion in California. Her son in law Angelo Bellizzi says she grew up in Des Moines and moved to Colorado then San Francisco to join a group linked to the mass death by own action. She hoped to meet a spaceship.

EL Movnes California Iowa Jackie Leonard Rancho Santa Fe Angelo Bellizzi Seattle Jackie Bellizzi Leonard Des Moines C.R. Leonard Bellizzi Colorado San Francisco

Des Moines Highlights Include Parks Capitol and Museums

Visitors can enjoy Adventureland Park and a Capitol tour plus the Science Center of Iowa and the Des Moines Botanical Center. The city also hosts religious outreach by a Muscatine pastor at Crosswinds United Methodist Church and a bilingual service. A Swiss pair buys the Solid Gold Diner despite fire damage, planning to ship and repair in Switzerland. Iowa hog and pig population hits its lowest March 1 level since 1976.

Iowa Adventureland Park Capitol Science Center of Des Moines Botanical Center Muscatine C.R Angel Lopez Crosswinds United Methodist Church U.S Switzerland

Minnesota’s Coach Guides Team To First Final Four

In the Hlas column on 1C, Minnesota’s veteran coach is praised for old fashioned methods and the players’ respect as the Gophers reach their first Final Four. The feature highlights leadership style and team cohesion.

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Cityline Briefs and assorted notices

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Quiet farewell to veteran

Gordon Nelson 69 died of a probable heart attack March 21 in Cedar Rapids. A 10 minute graveside service was held at Oak Hill Cemetery with a three man color guard from American Legion Post 5 and the flag presented to the post for safekeeping. Nelson, who stayed at the Village Inn Motel while receiving VA care in Iowa City, had no known survivors and few details about his past.

Steve Gravelle Gazette Gordon Nelson Cedar Rapids Nelson Oak Hill Cemetery Village Inn Shirley Reynolds Reynolds Veterans Affairs Medical Center Iowa City American Legion Post 5 Charley Decker William Harnish Decker County Veterans Affairs Commission Hamish

Treasury misprinted hundred dollar bills swap security features

The Treasury reports thousands of new $100 bills misprinted with two security features swapped, totaling at least 46,000 notes worth about $4.6 million. The error affects polymer security thread and a watermark, discovered last November, with banks returning $3.3 million in misprinted notes. The currency remains legal tender and exchange options are offered, while some collectors speculate on future value.

Washington Treasury Department Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing Secret Service Federal Reserve New York Federal Reserve

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