Community events and theatre listings in The Gazette
The Gazette lists multiple events around town including concerts at Viton Palace, lectures at Community College, and recitals at Capao museum. Admissions vary from free to $40 with several venues in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Contact numbers include (319) 396-5822 and (319) 335-3061 for details and scheduling.
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Coe College
Gazette Communications Inc. subscription rates excerpt
Public notice from Gazette Communications Inc listing subscription prices for Morning Editions and Survey issues. Rates include by mail options at $20.97 for 4 weeks and $256.95 for 52 weeks, with wider rates for other states and US territories.
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Contact Info Fragments From Cedar Rapids Page
A jumble of phone numbers and city labels for Cedar Rapids sections appears. The snippet lists contacts for general news circulation desk and city offices with multiple area codes and stray characters. No clear event or person details are evident.
Lottery Pick 3 4 Morning Draws and Evening Prize Totals
Fragmented lottery listing shows Pick 3 and four digit draws with various numbers. A $45 million prize total is noted alongside multiple multipliers and local lotte?ry references.
History Highlights From 1940 to 2000
A five item summary notes the 1940 Tacoma Narrows collapse nicknamed Galloping Gertie, the 1944 Roosevelt fourth-term victory over Dewey, 1962 California gubernatorial race Nixon quote on campaigning, 1973 Congress overriding Nixon War Powers veto, and the 2000 presidential election producing a disputed outcome between Bush and Gore.
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Veterans Day coverage and 1918 war end notes
The piece discusses Veterans Day coverage tied to Iowa politics after January and describes Republican control in the House, a Democratic Senate, and potential gubernatorial alignment. It also notes growing interest in food news and announces a monthly Dash publication debut in February. It finishes with local photo contest recognitions and reader feedback.
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