Mangione Jazz Show At Hancher Draws Mixed Feelings
Chuck Mangione and six musicians played at Hancher Auditorium with a polished pop jazz feel. Chris Vadala delivered the strongest solo as the crowd in the small venue reacted to the overamplified sound and canned arrangements.
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Chuck Mangione
Mangione
Eastman School of Music
Art Blakey
Jazz Messengers
Vadala
Gordon Johnson
Rochester
N.Y
Cedar Rapids
Peter Harris
Hancher
Bellavia
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Vietnam vets forum opens Tuesday at Wartburg College
Wartburg College hosts a two part Vietnam Veterans Forum beginning Tuesday in Neumann Auditorium. Five area veterans share brief personal sketches before a public Q and A. The series ends November 19 with Stanley Karnow discussing The Lessons and Legacies of Vietnam.
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Wartburg
United States
Vietnam
Neumann
Ted Harms
Waverly
Bill Sladek
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Dwight Albee
Waterloo
Jim Brandal
Bremer
Brent Steere
Waverly Post Office
Bremer County
Sheriff and chief defend evenhanded treatment in Edwards case
Johnson County Sheriff Gary Hughes and Iowa City Police Chief Harvey Miller deny favoritism toward officers. They discuss leaks, a potential cover up, and how police discretion may affect Edwards case, noting delays in charging and tension between agencies while urging fair handling.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Iowa City
Gary Hughes
Harvey Miller
Ers
Hughes
Police
Sheriff's Departments
Edwards
Duane Lewis
Lewis
Buble
Town City
Miller
Board considers new Iowa River bridge north of Iowa City
Johnson County Board of Supervisors weighs replacement of the 445 foot long 40 foot wide Butler bridge on old Highway 218 over the Iowa River Residents north of the city rely on the span as a direct link A public hearing on plans and specifications is set for 10 am November 17 Carsомigh embargo of 16 tons will take effect December 1 inspectors found the existing bridge in poor condition The estimated cost is 1 34 million dollars
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Butler Bridge
Dick Myers
Betty Ockenfels
the Gazette
Engle cancels reading at Cedar Rapids library
Paul Engle was unable to present a scheduled Monday night reading at the Cedar Rapids Public Library due to illness. The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art hopes to reschedule the program at a later date.
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Paul Engle
Cedar Rapids
Nobel Prize winner to speak at Cedar Rapids church
Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Tom Muller will speak at 6 p.m. today at Peoples United Universalist Church 600 Third Ave SE in Cedar Rapids. The event is free and open to the public. Muller won the 1985 prize for work with International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War which he founded in 1981 and has collaborated with Soviet physicians. he is a cardiology professor at Harvard Medical School. Cedar Rapids Peace Network is a coalition of peace and justice groups and concerned citizens.
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Cedar Rapids Peace Network
Tom Muller
Peoples Unitarian-Universalist
Third Ave. SE
Muller
International Physicians For
Soviet Union
Harvard Medical School
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