Waiting for fame Extras learn that fun at the fair is not all fun and games
Page notes at the fair reveal that aspiring performers expect excitement but face challenges and hard work. Mentors warn that fame brings scrutiny, long hours, and uncertain outcomes, while participants describe the pressures of auditions and maintaining energy for crowds.
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights and Scores
Cardinals beat Mets 3 2. Pirates 6 over Phillies 4. Reds crush Astros 12 to 7. Dodgers 10 over Padres. Braves 6 Giants 4.
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Leaf colors linger for two weeks on Iowa roads
Foresters forecast two more weeks of vibrant leaves for motorists as fall colors persist across Iowa. Iowa Today notes the continued spectrum of red brown and gold on page 2A.
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Today’s Chuckle Bluffing Do’s and Don’ts
A light quip notes that calling another’s bluff risks backing into a risky stance. The wordplay jokes about misjudging strength and the fallacy of standing on borrowed bravado. It playfully warns readers to avoid risky exaggeration.
Bork Nomination Faces Mounting Democratic Opposition
Democratic Senators lined up against Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork, with even pro Bork Republican Senator Lugar expressing doubt a Reagan plea could salvage the nomination. Only Sen. David Boren openly supported Bork as undecided lawmakers warned the fight would be lengthy. Reagan pledged to press on in defense of judicial independence.
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David Boren
Oklahoma
Richard Lugar
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Veto Looms In Defense Bill Battle In Senate
The Senate approved a 302 billion dollar Pentagon budget bill after a party line vote. President Reagan pledged a veto over two Democratic amendments touching Star Wars and nuclear limits under SALT II, arguing they undercut U S arms policies.
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Jobless Rate Drops to 5.9 Percent in September
The Labor Department reports unemployment at 5.9 percent in September, with manufacturers adding 55,000 jobs. Economists say the gain signals a manufacturing comeback and benefit from currency policy aligning with global finance ministers' efforts.
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Jerry Jasinowski
National Association of Manufacturers
Cedar Rapids Mayoral Race Sees Longtime Incumbent Seek 10th Term
Don Canney 56 of 436 Fleetwood Rd SW campaigns for a 10th two year mayor term amid voter concerns about downtown decay and river use. Opponents include Juan Cortez and Claywell Wilhelm, both voicing calls for faster progress and focused city action.
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