Iowa trivia and river of memories in Cedar Rapids Gazette
In a Brad or Mike Deupree column readers get bits on Iowa history and current politics. It notes Tom Vilsack’s pending governorship amid Republican majorities, trivia about Iowa’s last Democrat governor Robert D Fulton before Harold Hughes, and a light aside about Wiley Boulevard and a new Coyote Road project.
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Tom Vilsack
Wiley Boulevard
Edgewood Road
Williams Boulevard
Coyote Road
Wiley and
Coyote
Robert D. Fulton
Harold Hughes
Hughes
U.S. Senate
Robert Ray
Fulton
Washington
Ray
Mike Deupree
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Gazette
Hondurans Line Up For Vaccinations After Mitch
In Tegucigalpa Honduran volunteers line up for tetanus and malaria shots as health officials warn of potential outbreaks from malaria and cholera. Army troops and health workers administer vaccines near debris strewn markets amid a disaster that has left thousands dead across Central America.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Central America
Comayaguela
Corrections and Clarifications from River Valley AGO
The River Valley Chapter of the American Guild of Organists will present a free program titled Dance and Pageantry in the Context of Worship at 7 30 p m Monday in St Andrew Lutheran Church 4420 Center Point Rd NE The Gazette corrects church name from Saturday report and explains its corrections policy for accuracy fairness and completeness of reports and headlines.
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River Valley
American Guild of Organists
St. Andrew Lutheran Church
Center Point Rd
the Gazette
Two House Members Seek Backing In Speaker Race
Washington AP The race to replace Newt Gingrich intensified as Rep Christopher Cox and Rep Bob Livingston pressed House Republicans for votes ahead of the November 18 leadership vote. Livingston drew support from House Whip Tom DeLay while Cox planned Sunday television appearances. James Talent and Bill Archer also considered runs but Archer withdrew for personal reasons.
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Washington
Newt Gingrich
House
Gingrich
Congress
Capitol Hill
Christopher Cox
R-Calif
Bob Livingston
R-La
Livingston
Tom DeLay
Texas
DeLay
Marietta
GOP
al Gore
James Talent
Missouri
Small Business Committee
Talent
House Ways and Means
Bill Archer
Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycling drive
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support farming. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at nearby designated locations.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
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City of Five Seasons
Amana
Herbert Hoover
John Glenn
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Walter Cronkite
Glenn
Scott Carpenter
America
Guatemala
Public Health Ministry
Marietta, Ga
St. Ambrose University &Dba Administration
Business Insight
Csat.sa
MBA
Ambrose Hall
Cedar
U.S. Territories
AP News
P.O
Weston
Soriny
Douglas D. Hand
O.D. Lindale Mall
Radko
Christopher Radko
Czech Square
AAA
Alltell
al Wells Construction
Golf American Travel
Anamosa Livestock Aliens
Bentley Hahn Berthel Fisher & Company
Blue Cross Blue Shield
BSL
C.R. Symphony
Callahan Promotion
Cambridge Careers Camp Courageous Carlson Wagonlit Travel Carmike Cinemas
Cheap Fares
Commercial Federal Corp
Cottage Grove Place
Dille’s
Dr. Ryder Benz Disc Construction
Dawn Auctioneering
Ellen’s
Ellison
Liberty Safes
Lindale Mall Management Manor Care Mega Page Mercy Hospital
J.C. Mercy Medical Center
Meskwaki Bingo & Casino
Methwick Retirement Community
MidAmerican Energy
Mike McGrath
Mississippi Belle A Mutual of Omaha
Networth Advisor
Nook & Cranny
Norwest Bank
Max Ogden & Adams Palace Clothiers
Pearle Vision
Peppertree Phelan’s
Pineview Property Management
Riverboat
Sears Securities Corporation of
Shire Hattery ShopKo Singlestest
Skogman Realty Sprint
St. Ambrose University
St. Luke’s Stewart Funeral Target Stores
Jegeler Design Center
M.A.C
Cedar Rapids Tires Plus
Todd Home Lending Travel Associates
University of Iowa Excutive
University of Iowa Hancher
University of Iowa
United States Cellular Warehouse Shoes
Welter’s Storage Equipment Wholesale Tire Wildlife Habitat
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
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