End of an era as Weinberger resigns defense post
Caspar Weinberger resigns after a career defined by heavy defense spending and controversial weapons programs. The piece critiques his expensive build-up, misses in warfare outcomes, and Congress's complicity, while noting his replacement Frank Carlucci as a harder but more conciliatory negotiator. The tone remains editoral and critical of the era ending.
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Correction notice on misidentified photo in The Gazette
The Gazette corrects a photo misidentifying lobbyist Chandler Keys of the National Cattlemen's Association as actor Dennis Id in a Sunday publication. The paper will respond to complaints about accuracy and fairness, with a correction or clarification published in this space. Phone 398-8313.
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National Cattlemen's Association
Dennis Id
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Cedar Rapids Gazette publication and subscription info
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates include weekly carrier and mail options with different 4 and 52 week prices and regional restrictions.
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U S to acknowledge disastrous D Day rehearsal
After 43 years of silence the United States will publicly acknowledge Operation Tiger a deadly D Day rehearsal at Slapton Sands Devon where 749 American soldiers died on April 27 1944. Eisenhower ordered the incident hushed during the war. A plaque near Torcross will honor the dead and provide closure for families.
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United States
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Normandy
Utah Beach
Dwight Eisenhower
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Torcross
Ken Small
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U.S. Congress
Study links parental inactivity to kids fitness levels
NEW TURK AP indicates most parents of 6 to 9 year olds do not exercise with their children. The research shows leaner children have more active parents and that many parents fail to exercise at all, stressing that parents should integrate activity into daily routines to foster lifelong fitness.
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James Ross
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Macro Systems Inc
Silver Spring
U.S. Public Health Service
Journal of Physical Education
Mount Holyoke marks 150th with medal to Weil Welty Gachukia
Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley Mass celebrated its sesquicentennial with Sesquicentennial Medals awarded to Simone Weil Eudora Welty and Eddah Gachukia. Welty praised the medal as beautiful while Welty noted the college tradition supports girls roots and continuity.
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Welty
Sara Jonsberg
Mount Holyoke
Mary Lyon
Soviet Union
Los Angeles
Ngor
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U.S
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Fan Handle Inc
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Associated Press
Porsche Lake: Florida sinkhole becomes urban water body
In Winter Park the 1961 sinkhole that swallowed a Porsche dealership and part of a pool has filled with murky water and become a lake. Geologist Bill Wilson calls it a miniature example of Florida lake formation while officials question if its growth is finished. Five Porsches remain sunken, and a pond now hosts bass and other species amid urban shorebirds. Names proposed include Sinkanole Lake and Porsche Lake.
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Bill Wilson
Florida
Orlando
Sinkanole Lake
Porsche Lake
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