Lobster Tour Tales From New England to Maine
Gus Schrader recalls a Cedar Rapids tour of New England and the Maritime Provinces focusing on lobsters mussels and eels Observation part guide insights on traps and prices and a lobster roast at Bar Harbor with a 18 meal included The piece notes rising farming activity and concern over rising scarcity of seafood.
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Gazette Vacation Pack Request Note
Subscribers going out of town during Thanksgiving week are asked to contact The Gazette at least three days before. Arrange for a vacation pack or temporary newspaper stop by calling Customer Service at 398-8333 or toll free 1-800-397-8333.
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Kwame Ture, Black Power Pioneer, Dies at 57 in Guinea
Kwame Ture formerly Stokely Carmichael died at 57 in Guinea after a battle with prostate cancer. He helped popularize the Black Power slogan in the 1960s and led the All-African Peoples Revolutionary Party before spending his later years in West Africa.
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Last JFK limo survivor contests Warren Commission finding
Nellie Connally, the last surviving passenger in the car, again disputes the Warren Commission conclusion of a single bullet. She told Newsweek she believes two bullets hit President Kennedy and a third struck Gov. Connally, recounting notes describing the fatal sequence and her husband’s reactions.
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Starr to publicly outline Clinton case in congressional hearing
Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr prepares to publicly present his case against President Clinton at a House Judiciary Committee hearing. The event heightens partisan tensions as Democrats label Starr a right wing prosecutor while Republicans see it as a chance to press their impeachment narrative amid the Lewinsky row.
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