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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1997

Page

2

Old Cedar Rapids Theaters and Bank Night Memories

Readers recall Cedar Rapids movie houses including the Palace Rialto State and Times plus Strand and Paramount. Bob Brooks began announcing Bank Night winners at the Paramount around 1941, amid low mood era giveaways.

Ouilrsuper Paramount Rko-Iowa Palace Second Avenue Rialto First Avenue State the World Third Avenue Strand Community Playhouse Third Street 12Th Avenue The Times 16Th Street Bob Brooks Bob Cedar Rapids Franklin High Paramount Theatre Brooks Mitchell County Fair University of Iowa WSUI

Sister’s legal battle ends as Folz dies after feeding tube removal

Edna M. Folz a 74 year old Wisconsin woman with advanced Alzheimer's died 18 days after doctors removed her feeding tube. Her sister Betty Spahn fought to end life support up to the U.S. Supreme Court. Folz died with three staff at her side in Marshfield.

Marshfield, Wis U.S. Supreme Court Edna M. Folz Linda Miller Sylvia Miller Folz Betty Spahn Wisconsin Supreme Court

Gazette Promotes Agriculture via Soybean Ink and Recycling

The Gazette champions farming by printing with soybean ink and recycles newsprint. It invites readers to drop off newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or use the closest recycling location to help reduce waste.

the Gazette City Carton Sixth St

Former Klan hotbed elects black mayor

Stone Mountain Georgia selects Chuck Burris, a biracial coalition backed candidate and former crime analyst, to become mayor in January. Burris, 46, will lead a black majority City Council, aims to improve sidewalks drainage and police, and notes the historic significance of a black mayor in a town with Ku Klux Klan roots. He grew up in Louisiana witnessed cross burnings, studied at Morehouse College, and helped start a computer firm.

Stone Mountain Ku Klux Klan KKK Chuck Burris Louisiana Morehouse College Martin South America Arthur Bourdon Venable

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