Labels and misprints in journalism and travel costs
A nostalgic column entries on name misspellings in Washington Journalism Review and Insight magazine spoofing, then a Corporate Travel ranking listing New York City as most expensive and Cedar Rapids omitted. It notes Le Mars hospitality, remarks on Japanese students at Westmar College, and a Breslin controversy at Newsday. It ends with a Florida greased pig contest folded due to animal rights pressure and a note about Mike Deupree’s Gazette column schedule.
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Los Angeles
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Omaha
le Mars
Associated Press
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Tokyo
Orient
Jimmy Breslin
Newsday
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Azette
Ced
Martin County
Fla
Fair
Greg Bean
Iowa’s sister-state ties aid Stavropol boy in crisis
A 13 year old Soviet boy, Eugene Starih, benefitted from Iowa Stavropol sister-state ties after head injuries and seizures. Mercy Hospital in Des Moines treated him with United Airlines transporting him and his mother. Doctors found no brain growth, and convulsions declined with medication, signaling possible recovery.
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Iowa Newspaper Association
DES Moines
Stavropol
Uion
Phil Stanhope
Terry Branstad
Eugene Starih
Moscow
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Branstad
Mercy Hospital Medical Center
United Airlines
Life in prison for Deases brothers outlined
The Deases brothers Ruben and Edward, both convicted of first degree murder in Gardner's death, face life sentences with no parole. Edward plans an appeal while Ruben is already sentenced. Corrections officials discuss health care, costs, and the aging lifer population in Iowa prisons.
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Associated Press
Ruben
Edward Deases
UM MW Vieynau Wee
Jennifer Annrdner
Ames
Ruben Deases
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Iowa Department of Corrections
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Paul Loeffelholz
Paul Grossheim
Deases Brothers
Gardner
Iowa
Grossheim
Harvey Rumph
Wayne County
State Penitentiary
Warren “Jack” Nutter
Nutter
Herschel Loveless
Johns Hopkins researchers teach computer lip reading to improve speech recognition
At Johns Hopkins University Ben Yuhas trains a neural network to lip read vowels from video while a separate audio track provides noisy speech. The aim is to enhance speech recognition for cockpits, factories, and cars, though commercial use remains years away.
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Valerie Meehan
Associated Press
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Hal
Ben Yuhas
Yuhas
Tennis shoes linked to severe toenail puncture infections
A USC study of 70 nail puncture cases found 82 percent of hospitalized patients wore tennis shoes at injury versus 29 percent of outpatients. Front foot punctures riskier for joint or bone infection and Pseudomonas aeruginosa was common in shoe related cases.
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Los Angeles County University of Southern California Medical Center
Michael Patzakis
Patzakis
USC
Jeanette Wilkins
Wilkins
The Cedar Gazette Publication Notice and Rates
The Cedar Gazette announces daily publication from Cedar Rapids Iowa with home delivery options. Rates list weekly motor route at 3.35 and annual subscriptions 52 weeks at 141.40 and 197.60 for out of state, with Sunday editions totaling seven issues per week. Additional postal details and AP news embargo noted.
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