Minimalist art confuses and amuses a viewer in Washington
A columnist describes first encounters with minimalist art at the Hirshhorn and Black and White paintings at the National Gallery. He jokes about a wall square, a torn wire piece, and John Cage 4 33, while arguing for consistent standards in evaluating avant garde works.
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Willem de Kooning
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Ted Turner
John Cage
California
ACLU
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Corrections and notices in Cedar Rapids Gazette
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines its correction policy and plans to publish clarifications when reports are found wrong. It notes a misidentification in a cutline of the Margaret West attempted murder case, correcting Linn County Attorney Denver Dillard as the pictured attorney.
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Gazette
Margaret West
Linn County
Denver Dillard
Ex-airline chief charged in ACA subsidy fraud case
Ex ACA head Terry Hudik and two other former airline officials face federal indictments in Cedar Rapids for filing 14 false subsidy claims to overstate payments to American Central Airlines during 1982 to 1984. The trio allegedly reported pilots trained to inflate subsidies tied to a defunct carrier.
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Roland Krekeler
Nancy Stevens
Terry Hudik
Dubuque
Hudik
Federal Aviation
United States
ACA
Dubuque Municipal
Bedford
North Richland Hills
Texas
LTV
Dallas
Georgen
East Dubuque, Ill
Aero-Taxi
Rockford
Ill
American Central
Potassium rich diet linked to lower stroke risk
Scientists at the American Heart Association meeting report that a daily extra serving of fruits and vegetables may cut stroke risk by up to 40 percent over time. Rat studies show potassium protects arterial lining from hypertension damage, preventing artery narrowing and blockage.
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New Orleans
Louis Tobian
University of Minnesota
Tobian
American Heart Association
Tokuichiro Sugimoto
The
Heart Association
Missing church funds after treasurer's death in Burlington
Burlington church faces at least 205000 dollars unaccounted in its unrestricted trust fund following the death by own action of treasurer Chuck Pauly. Rector Philip Snyder cautions members against rushing accusations while an audit is launched and clergy navigate a family oriented response. Pauly, 54, longtime Burlington Medical Center laboratory administrator, died by gunshot Oct. 7.
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Burlington
Christ Episcopal Church
Philip Snyder
Chuck Pauly
Pauly
Snyder
Burlington Hawk Eye
Burlington Medical Center
Paula
Larry Walker
ISU probes fatal plunge of Cedar Rapids student
Iowa State University officials investigate the death of 18 year old Don Lyloc a freshman engineering student from Cedar Rapids who fell from a ninth floor Wallace Hall window in Ames Tuesday night Foul play is ruled out and authorities consider the death an accident or self inflected. Lyloc was taken to Mary Greeley Medical Center and pronounced dead at 9 p m Autopsy results were not released. The university noted several deaths this year from accidents natural causes and self harm and described a very hectic and sad period on campus.
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Iowa State University
Cedar Rapids
Don Lyloc
Woon
Maria Lyloc
Joe Wehner
ISU
Lyloc
Wallace Residential Hall
Thomas Thielen
Mary Greeley Medical Center
Ames
Wehner
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