Fine dining around the Capitol and Baltimore seafood finds
The piece tours affordable options near the Capitol, noting the Senate dining room breakfast at 2.29 and other public venues in government buildings. It recounts Baltimore seafood at Gunning's in Brooklyn,Md, with a humorous travelogue of a crab feast and cabbie tales.
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le Gaulois
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Cedar Rapids
Georgetown
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M Street
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Inner Harbor
National Aquarium
Iowa
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Dominick
Floyd Briefly Hits Florida as Weak Hurricane
Hurricane Floyd rose from a tropical storm in the Gulf and struck South Florida with 80 mph winds and heavy rain before weakening to 75 mph. The eye passed Key West, two tornadoes were reported, and warnings were eased along the southwestern coast while remaining on the eastern coast up to Key Largo.
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Gulf of Mexico
Florida
National Hurricane Center
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Key Largo
Floyd
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Key West
Correction on Arts Iowa workshop date at Grant Wood AEA
The Very Special Arts Iowa workshop is now set for October 27 at Grant Wood Area Education Agency. The Gazette corrects an incorrect date previously published and explains its process for addressing errors and publishing clarifications.
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Iowa
Grant Wood Area
Bush opens bid with pledge to lead United States
Vice President George Bush formally launched his 1988 presidential bid in Houston. He vows to run hard, says he is the man to sit at the Reagan desk, and outlines plans including a taxpayer bill of rights and skepticism toward the Soviets. Bush cites a broad campaign schedule and a $10 million war chest as he faces Robertson and Dole in early contests.
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Reagan
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Tary
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Senate
Bob Dole
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Chicago
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Des Moines
Iowa
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Sioux Falls
S.C
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dallas
Newsweek Magazine
Dole
Robertson
East Iowan named state banking chief in Iowa
Maquoketa banker Edward Tubbs, 67, named by Gov. Branstad as the next state superintendent of banking. Tubbs, former chairman of Maquoketa State Bank and First Central State Bank of New Wi t, will replace William Bernau and earn 44720 a year. He will work part time until January 1 and then full time, overseeing all state chartered banks and related financial entities.
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Des Moines
Maquoketa
Terry Branstad
Edward Tubbs
Y. Tubbs
William Bernau
Tubbs
Iowa
DeWitt
Amoco Ends Iowa Deep Drilling Near Harbur After 17851 Feet
Amoco Production Co ends its Iowa wildcat at a record depth of 17 851 feet on the Ed and Marie Eischeid farm near Harbur Carroll County. No oil gusher was found. officials will study data and may extend confidentiality on logs and drill cuttings for up to two years. The project cost 4 8 million dollars and followed drilling begun March 16.
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Iowa
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Amoco
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Harbur
Carroll County
Lake Superior
Kansas
Wildcat
Kornegay
Keota
Gulf Oil
Mid-Continent
Texaco
Don Koch
Koch
Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Iowa Geological Survey
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates by carrier 2.60 per week. By mail Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues 11.80 for 4 weeks 128.20 for 52 weeks. Other States and U S Territories 161.00 for 52 weeks. No mail subscriptions accepted in areas with Gazette carrier service. AP entitled to exclusive republication of local news and AP dispatches. Postmaster address changes to Cedar Rapids Gazette Inc P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406.
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Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
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U.S
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AP News
Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc
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Carter slams oil industry over energy plan at news conference
President Jimmy Carter attacked the American oil industry during a news conference, accusing oil companies of opposing his energy program and calling their actions "the biggest rip-off in history."
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