Horsing Around Waverly Event Draws 10 000
The semiannual Waverly Midwest Horse Sale, the largest of its kind in the United States and Canada, draws about 10 000 attendees. The event is more than a simple auction, with additional activities and displays.
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Cedar Rapids shootings injure teen and visitor
Two Sunday afternoon shootings in Cedar Rapids left a 14-year-old boy and a 19-year-old Michigan man hospitalized. Police recorded no further details in the brief teaser on page 5B.
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A Better Mouse Promises New Palm-Sized Perfection
Computer firms push ahead in the race for ideal palm-sized mice as new designs and styles emerge. Details on page 4C.
Mind Bender Coe Sets College Yardage Record One Day
Coe College running back Carey Bender rushed for more yards in a single game than any college football player this day. Mindful of the feat, he begins to grasp its magnitude as details appear on page 1D.
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Jays and Phillies win divisional playoff games
Toronto defeats Chicago 5 to 3 and Philadelphia edges Atlanta 2 to 1 as baseball playoffs tighten. Sunday results highlighted on page 1D.
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Todays Chuckle Humorous On Drinking Fog Toots
A light humorous quip compares drinkers to steam boats who toot loudest in the fog, playing on the idea that intoxication amplifies noise and presence in unclear conditions.
TOMORRO Leaves to Eat on Fall Foliage Tour
Cookies are a perfect snack for a fall foliage tour. Try sugar cookie leaves and a recipe to preserve colorful leaves for seasonal decor in Food Plus in Tuesday's Gazette.
Women surrender in Linn jail kidnapping case
Two Alabama women Jessica Porter and Melissa Smith turned themselves in near Williamsburg after a phone surrender arranged by an Alabama friend. They face second-degree kidnapping charges in Alabama for abducting three year old Gerald Dean Peters in Dothan and taking his car. The child and a companion child were found at a Landmark Handi Mart near Interstate 80. the suspects are held in Linn County Jail on a federal warrant.
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Haiti PM warns of refugee flood if UN fails democracy
Prime Minister Robert Malval warned that if the U N mission does not restore democracy Haitians may flee by boat to the United States and Florida. He spoke after heavy gunfire in Port au Prince as U.S. and Canadian peacekeepers arrive to support the U N mission amid political turmoil.
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Flooded aquifer swamps western Mason County Illinois
The Sankoty Aquifer floods western Mason County forcing road closings and farm losses as underground water rises above ground. Homes flood despite being miles from rivers. residents fear long recovery with slow drainage and future pipe damage. Ducks enjoy new Sand Lake amid widespread dampness and disrupted harvests.
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Somalia policy defended as critics urge clearer goals
White House officials defended the plan in Somalia amid criticism of its design while lawmakers escalated opposition to Clinton’s foreign policy. Secretary of State Christopher acknowledged the goal shifted from nation building to UN restoration of order and political solutions led by nearby African nations.
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Body glue eyed as sutures future in surgery
Researchers and doctors at a conference in Georgia discuss using a natural blood protein adhesive as a suture substitute. Freeze dried body glue could seal wounds, reduce scarring, speed healing, and lower costs by biodegrading as skin heals. Studies show faster recovery with less tissue damage and bleeding.
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