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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1979

Page

4

Ann Klepacki's cancer journey after mastectomy

Northeastern Iowa writer Ann Klepacki, 47, shares her breast cancer diagnosis, mastectomy, and post operative life in this second part of her Aug issue Gazette feature. She details coping strategies, family impact, and the value of honest communication and creative outlets during crisis.

Ann Klepacki Iowa Ann the Gazette Utah

Farm Bureau backs longer barge season on Upper Mississippi

The Iowa Farm Bureau urged an extended barge season citing rising grain exports and railroad congestion. Robert Joslin told the Army Corps of Engineers at Davenport that extending river traffic would ease rail load and benefit Iowa, with potential full season reach to Burlington and four weeks to Cassville, Wis.

Iowa Farm Bureau Mississippi River Robert Joslin Clarence Army Corps of _—_ _ Engineers Davenport Iowa Army Corps of Engineers Cassville Wis Joslin Burlington

Christmas seals feature children's art

Miniature versions of school children paintings will adorn this year's Christmas seals. President Carter accepted the first page of the annual seals at a White House ceremony. The seals will feature 54 paintings, one for each state and territory.

Carter White House

Cook warns Cedar Rapids softball complex unsafe and undersized

Jeff Cook, candidate for Cedar Rapids Parks Commissioner, says the C Street softball diamond is unsafe with 225 foot outfields vs 250 foot minimum and only 3% high fences instead of 6 feet. He cites injuries in Marshalltown and urges consultation with local associations and proper safety before lighting or spending tax money.

C Street Jeff Cook Cedar Rapids Nevin Nichols 27Th St Cook Marshalltown

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