Leading indicator ends market ties as stock tale ends
A veteran investor narrates a chaotic personal plunge from stocks to exit the market. He cites warnings from a famous monkey analogy and notes public figures who pulled out. The piece ends with his farewell to trading and a sobering look at luck versus judgment.
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The Accused to Stir Publicity in New Bedford Retelling
A Paramount film The Accused starring Jodie Foster and Kelly McGillis faces local backlash in New Bedford Massachusetts where businessman John Tomasin recalls the 1984 Big Dan’s rape trial convictions. The movie centers on the assault of a woman on a pool table and is slated for release next year.
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Driving Alaska Driving Alaska
A travel brief notes the Alaska Highway remains a rough, no frills drive with stretches of unpaved road and abundant wildlife as a notable reward for travelers. The piece sits in leisure on page 10.
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City Elections 1987 Races Outline
The Gazette previews Tuesday local elections with a look at campaigns and key issues facing voters. Coverage outlines races and pertinent matters as polls approach.
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Cedar Rapids Breakfast Club Forms Without Rules or Leaders
A new professional women's Breakfast club in Cedar Rapids operates without rules, an agenda, officers, or a formal name. Members adopt a fluid structure, emphasizing openness and informal gathering as its defining feature.
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Cedar Rapids
No local market eludes Santiago Sanchez’s thriving firm
Santiago Sanchez built a thriving firm but struggles to find demand at home. The story notes his efforts to expand locally and secure opportunities, highlighting the tension between success elsewhere and market limits at home.
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Santiago Sanchez
Haig Keeps Forthright Stance in Presidential Run
Former secretary of state Alexander Haig, haunted by his Reagan assassination comment, presses ahead with a blunt, take-charge campaign style. Iowa Today notes his continued rhetoric as he seeks the presidency through the caucus season.
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Sally Field Grows From Gidget To Norma Rae Stardom
The article traces Sally Field’s rise from a cute girl image in Gidget and The Flying Nun to acclaimed performances in Sybil and Norma Rae. It notes her emotional range and the public reaction she has learned to handle.
Leaving Home Lake Wobegon collection reviewed
A new book on Lake Wobegon titled Leaving Home: A Collection of Lake Wobegon Stories offers humor and satire similar in tone to radio material. Garrison Keillor’s gentle critique of small-town Minnesota lands with readable ease, not excessive sharpness.
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Keillor
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Leisure
Royal couple to Germany amid rumors of marriage rift
Rumors of a split between Charles and Diana persist as they travel to West Germany for a weeklong visit. Reports focus on dating apart since September with Diana staying in London. Press coverage soars as credentials flood in for Germany tours.
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Navy halts underwater explosive tests after Chesapeake fish kill
The Navy canceled planned underwater explosive tests in the Chesapeake Bay after a blast killed up to 3,000 sea trout drawing criticism from fishermen and officials. Senators and Navy officials weighed the impact while a marine biologist said the kill was small relative to bay stocks.
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Reagan honors mother-in-law at services in Arizona
President Reagan spoke at memorial services for Edith Luckett Davis in WHOENIX Arizona praising her wit kindness and charm. He recalled meeting Mrs Davis while courting Nancy in Hollywood and said he could never tell a mother-in-law joke since meeting her. He quoted a Churchill paraphrase comparing meeting her to opening a bottle of champagne.
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