Senators Living The High Life Inside The Capitol
A reporter spends two days shadowing Sen. Charles Grassley to observe contrasts between luxury and plainness in the Senate. He notes secure access, staff reliance, and pervasive TV monitoring shaping modern legislative work, then questions whether government has grown too complex to manage without vast electronic support.
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Charles Grassley
Grassley
Senate
Contra Aid
Bork
Iowa
Harkin
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Lunar eclipse dims harvest moon tonight over Iawa
A partial lunar eclipse darkens October's harvest moon tonight in Iawa. It begins at 8 53 p m and peaks at 11 01 p m with the moon grazing the outer shadow and slight darkening visible in the southern region. The event echoes a similar eclipse in April.
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Iawa
Earth
AIDS Support Group Meeting Correction
The AIDS Support Group sponsored by Rapids AIDS Project and the Grant Wood Chapter of the American Red Cross will meet Oct 15. The Gazette incorrectly listed the meeting place. for information call the Red Cross at 393-.
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Rapids Aids Project
Grant Wood Chapter
American Red Cross
the Red Cross
Gazette Policy on Corrections and Phone Contacts
The Gazette will respond to complaints about accuracy fairness and completeness of reports and headlines. If a report is found wrong or misleading a correction or clarification will be published. Phone 398-8313.
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Dyersville gas line rupture avoided by swift action
A bulldozer hit a two inch gas line near Highways 20 and 136 in Dyersville causing a high pressure leak. No fire or injuries occurred as firefighters and police evacuated about 700 people and diverted traffic. Gas service resumed after pressure reduction and pipe replacement planning. Authorities cited divine providence and rapid response as key factors.
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Cindy Kranz
Waterloo
Enron Gas Pipeline Operating Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
Williams
Dyersville Fire Department
Iowa State Patrol
Ertl Co
Stone Creek
Beckman High School
Jack Klein
Dyersville
Bob Platt
Platz
Jim Williams
Dubuque
Payless Foods
University of Iowa chief urges balance of teaching and research
Interim President Richard Remington told faculty at Clapp Recital Hall that Iowa must strengthen research without neglecting teaching. He defended dual roles for scholars, criticized critics like William Bennett, and cited $100 million in recent grants. The university is ranked among top 70 research schools by Carnegie.
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Seceus Vurncon
Iowa City
University of Iowa
U of I
Richard Remington
Remington
Clapp Recital Hall
U.S
Carnegie Classification of Higher Education
U.S.-Soviet Environmental Symposium At Iowa City
Soviet officials plan a major exchange on chemicals and pesticides at the University of Iowa next week titled Fate of Chemicals and Pesticides in the Environment. Jerald Schnoor organizes with U S Stanley Support Organization and EPA backing. Dr Yuri Izrael, head of HYDROMET, calls it a key bilateral scientific meeting this year.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
United States
Soviet Union
Iowa
Jerald Schnoor
U of I Department of Civil and Environ
U.S
Schnoor
EPA
Environmental Protection Agency
Hydromet
Yuri Izrael
Washington, D.C
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