All-State Music Festival Opens in Ames
The 46th annual All-State Music Festival opens today in Ames with Linn schools represented. Photos appear on pages 2 3B.
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Linn
Ames
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1992
Page
1
Author Explains Why UFO Visits Were Hidden
Kevin Randle, author and noted UFO researcher, explains on ABC Good Morning America why he believes the government has hidden UFO visits. The piece highlights his theories and possible motivations behind concealment.
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C.R
Kevin Randle
ABC
Hoop season opens with Iowa and ISU wins at home
The Cyclones defeated Indiana State 84 to 69 while the Hawkeyes beat the Cuban Nationals 102 to 66 in exhibition play last night. Details on page 1C.
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Iowa
ISU
Cyclones
Indiana State
Hawkeyes
Hartlieb Ready to Return for Hawkeyes Bowl Push
Injured quarterback Jim Hartlieb says he is prepared to come off the sidelines and fill any role to help Iowa reach a bowl game. The feature notes his readiness and potential impact on the team's late season run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hartlieb
Hawkeyes
Record Exports Fail to Cut Trade Deficit
The export figure could not reduce the trade gap below eight billion dollars as imports remained high. Details appear on page 5C.
Ultimate Gift Guide for the Affluent in Robb Report
The Robb Report's Ultimate Gift Guide features a $60,000 pool cue a $225,000 perpetual calendar watch and a $55,000 virtual reality machine. The Boston AP report notes the magazine targets affluent readers based in Acton Mass with average annual income of $422,000 and net worth of $2.6 million.
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Boston
Robb Report
Acton
Mass
Inflation Turns Nest Egg To Chicken Feed Joke
A humorous quip notes how inflation erodes savings turning a nest egg into scarce value. The line plays on the idea of money losing purchasing power. It frames the topic as a light economic joke rather than a detailed analysis.
Best Christmas Pageant Ever shines at Theatre Cedar Rapids
The Christmas Pageant at Theatre Cedar Rapids is described as a small show with a simple sentiment and has sold out all but one performance. The Friday Gazette notes strong weekend interest and growing momentum for the production starring local actors.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa education chief seeks 3 percent funding hike
Iowa education chief William Lepley proposes 3 percent increases for 418 school districts and 15 community colleges, seeking 70.5 million more for K-12 and 6.4 million for community colleges for 1993-94. The plan would raise total state aid to 1.3 billion, with about 100 dollars more per pupil.
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Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
DES Moines
William Lepley
Iowa
Lepley
Terry Branstad
Fourteen year old charged in Crescent area assault near Heaven's Attic
A Cedar Rapids 14-year-old boy was charged for the November 6 reported incident involving a 12-year-old girl outside Heaven's Attic, a downtown Christian youth center. Police say he and others coaxed her away as two in the group allegedly hurt her while another held her in a nearby alley.
Clothes Make the Burglar in Cedar Rapids Overcoat Theft
Paul C. McIntyre, 21, a transient from Florida, was charged with third degree burglary after a $175 Foreman & Clark overcoat and $600 worth of clothing were stolen from a downtown Cedar Rapids display. He was jailed on $13,000 bond following fingerprints and shoeprint evidence.
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Foreman & Clark Clothing
Cedar Rapids
Paul C. McIntyre
Linn County
McIntyre
Florida
N Street
Foreman & Clark
Malcolm X Film Stirs Pride in Eastern Iowa Viewers
In Collins Road 5 Theatre Eastern Iowa African-Americans gather for the premiere of Spike Lee’s Malcolm X starring Denzel Washington. The audience notes the film shows a full life from street hustler to Black Muslim leader and welcomes its portrayal of growth and equality.
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Malcolm
Linda Topinka
Jane Boyd
Malcolm X
Gene Chism
Mental Health Advocates
Chism
Temple of Islam
Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Clinton Meets Bush in Washington as Transfer Begins
President elect Bill Clinton met with President Bush in the Oval Office for 45 minutes to discuss Bosnia Somalia and rising U S medical costs. He then walked Georgia Avenue engaging with shopkeepers and crowds, hearing pleas to curb youth crime before joining Hillary Clinton at a Children’s Defense Fund event.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
Bill Clinton
Bush
Bosnia
Somalia
United States
Clinton
Georgia Avenue
Wade
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Hartlieb
By Rod Boshart
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
DOE
Branstad
Lee Tack
Christian Youth Center
Seventh and Eighth Streets
Heaven's Attic
Second Ave. SE
Fred Wood
Rick Smith
Omething
Todd McIntorf
Milton Thurmond
James Toney
William Anders
Daylene Sproles
Lisa Ann Williamson
Roger Ebert
Weekend
D.C
Oval Office
Hillary Clinton
Children’s Defense Fund
For Children
White House
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