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More people seek quiet at religious retreats with sites like the Hawatha spiritual retreat center. Details in Religion 5B.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1998
Page
1
Regis LaSalle Faces Tight Race For 3A Team Title
Regis LaSalle runners Steve Larson and Jesse Dearlock took first and second in the 3200 meters as Cedar Rapids' Regis-LaSalle leads after day one. Chicago failed to clinch against Indiana in the Eastern Conference finals. Game 7 set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Larson
Jesse Dearlock
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Indiana
Picket Limits Set at Coralville Plant
A temporary injunction restricts picketing to four per entrance at the Coralville plant. Details on 1B. Much storm damage from Thursday night can be repaired. further coverage on 2B and 4B Back Page. Showtime premieres Thanks of a Grateful Nation Sunday in TV Vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralville
Showtime
TV Vision
Recreation plan builds on history at Farmstead site
The proposed recreation complex will be built on the former Farmstead plant site. The plan ties into the historic industrial area, outlining development, facilities, and public access plans.
Pate taps theaters for get out the vote campaign
Iowa secretary of state and gubernatorial candidate Paul Pate slides into a new channel with a 30 second public service spot in movie theaters featuring Terr y Farrell. The ad runs at taxpayer expense and accompanies TV radio and print promotions as he campaigns in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Paul Pate
Marion
Terry Farrell
Iowa
Jadzia Dax
Grubbs
Paul
Veteran finally awarded Purple Heart for WWII wounds
Orville Korthaus, a 75 year old Maquoketa resident and 101st Airborne veteran, received the Purple Heart 53 years after being wounded and captured in Germany. Senator Grassley helped verify his status, noting unfinished recognition for his time as a prisoner of war and the need for VA benefits, while Korthaus continues to cope with PTSD.
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Orville Korthaus
Leora
Charles Grassley
Iowa
Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Iowa City
Johnson County
Owa
101St Airborne Division
Germany
Dachau
U.S. Department of Defense
Korthaus
Maquoketa
Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Ter
Grassley
Koys
Illinois
Iowa City Center
New youth smoking strategy proposed in Johnson County
Johnson County proposes treating tobacco sales licenses like liquor licenses to curb underage tobacco. A hearing could impose fines for first violations 300 dollars, with suspensions or revocation for repeated offenses. plan aims to deter youth smoking and may include undercover stings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hogan Gazette
Iowa City
Johnson County
Patrick White
L. Graham Ameron
County Earth Department
White
Cameron
Iowa City man swallows ring valued at five thousand five hundred
Emile Harris thirty three of 216 East Bloomington Street was accused of stealing a $5500 ring from Her teen and Stocker Jewelers at 101 South Dubuque Street. He swallowed the ring to avoid capture and was transported to University Hospitals for a stomach search. Police obtained a warrant and doctors retrieved the ring. Harris faces second degree theft and will be jailed after hospital release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson County Bureau
Iowa City
Emile Harris
E. Bloomington St
Herteen & Stocker Jewelers
S. Dubuque St
Harris
University Hospitals
Brotherton
Barry Goldwater Dies at 89 Former Arizona Senator
Barry Goldwater, blunt conservative and 1964 Republican presidential nominee, died at 89 in Paradise Valley Arizona after years of declining health from strokes. The iconoclastic senator shaped modern GOP thought with anti communist and laissez faire ideas while clashing with the Christian right and facing criticism over his hawkish Vietnam stance. He was born January 1 1909 in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Paradise Valley
White House
Bush
Goldwater
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
United States
Vietnam
Johnson
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