Michigan fans and Bo Schembechler clash over noise at Iowa
Bo Schembechler defends Michigan's offense and stadium noise after the 17 17 tie at Iowa. He argues friendly fans from Michigan create sophistication while Iowa fans are boisterous. The piece recalls Woody Hayes and Skywriters anecdotes about dull football legends.
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Joe
Josie
Iowa
Hawkeye
Meredith
Mercedes Martini
Michigan
Athens
West
Bo Schembechler
Gristle
Kinnick Stadium
Eddie Podolak
Ann Arbor
Wolverine
Ohio State
Hayden Fry
Big Ten Skywriters
Wayne Woodrow Hayes
Woody
Columbus
Ohio
John Dietrich
Cleveland News
John
Dietrich
Cleveland
Two Ties Highlight Iowa’s 1950 51 Season Pattern
Iowa football tied Minnesota 20 20 and Notre Dame 20 20 in 1951 games after also drawing with Notre Dame 14 14 in 1950 under Len Raffensperger and Frank Leahy. Both matchups produced identical final scores despite strong showings from the Hawkeyes and their rivals.
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Iowa
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Len Raffensperger
Victor
Frank Leahy
Winner, S.C
Cedar Rapids Gazette publication and subscription details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 provides daily and Sunday editions at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401. Subscriptions include carrier weekly rates 2.85 and motor route 3.35. mail Morning Editions and Sunday 7 issues 12.80 for 4 weeks 141.40 for 52 weeks. Other states 197.60 for 52 weeks. No mail subs where Gazette carrier service exists. Postmaster address changes to Cedar Rapids Gazette P.O. Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
Associated Press
AP News
Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc
P.O
U N Forces Enter Pyongyang Capital in 1950
On this date in 1950 U N forces moved into Pyongyang the capital of North Korea marking a pivotal point in the Korean War. The advance involved multinational troops and followed months of battlefield progression.
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U.N
Pyongyang
North Korea
Controversy over Church Political Involvement in Iowa Race
Cedar Rapids church faced criticism after officials allegedly used students to distribute campaign literature for Linda Nassif Teague. Democratic candidate Phil Brammer condemned the move as risky to church tax status, while the campaign and pastor argued it was a paid service, not a contribution.
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Cedar Rapids
Rita Huber
Linda Nassif Teague
Iowa
House of Representatives
St. Patrick’s Catholic School
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Huber
Linn County
Democratic Central Committee
Phil Brammer
Brammer
Susan Clark
Nassif Teague
Clark
John Hemann
St. Patrick’s
St. Patrick’s Parish
Hemann
Four years set for Cedar Rapids man in tax case
Jody Keener, 33, Cedar Rapids, was sentenced to four years in federal prison after pleading guilty to income tax charges in a case tied to a conspiracy with former wife Kathi Keener and Marion Dixon. Assistant U.S. Attorney Teig urged maximum punishment. Kathi Keener got 15 months, Dixon two years.
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Cedar Rapids
Jody Keener
Keener
Kathi
Marion Dixon
Arlington
U.S
Robert Teig
David Hansen
Joneses
Kathi Keener
Dixon
Iowa Utilities Board to Hear ADM Power Plant Issue
The Iowa Utilities Board ordered a formal investigation and set a public hearing for November 9 in Des Moines to determine if ADM Corn Sweeteners violated Iowa law by constructing a 240 MW cogeneration facility without prior board approval. ADM will present testimony and evidence at the hearing.
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Dale Kueter
Iowa Utilities Board
ADM
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Lucas State
Des Moines
the Gazette
Utilities Board
Dick Burkett
The
UDM
Feds fund Dubuque Eagle Point bridge expansion
The U S Department of Transportation released 23.6 million to advance a second phase of the Eagle Point bridge project linking U S Highways 151 and 61 between Dubuque and Wisconsin. The total DOT discretionary funding reaches 51.7 million toward a 65 million project as bids set for April 1989 and construction slated to begin next year. Senator Harkin criticized shortchanging Iowa by 5.4 million under the 1987 supplemental appropriations bill.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Transportation
Eagle Point
Mississippi River
Dubuque
U.S. Dot
U.S
Wisconsin
City Island
16Th Street
Peosia Channel
Franklin
Tom Harkin
Harkin
DOT
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T.W
Siegel
Ave
Ken Sullivan
Gazette
Linda Nassif
C.R. Man
Halfway House
Roland Krekeler
Gazette Courts
Hansen
Westdale Mall
Feds
Dubuque Bridge
Dan Franklin
Iowa Department of Transportation
Blairs Ferry Road
N.E
Rockwell Antenna Park
TCR Furniture
TCR
Peer Coralville
Kmart
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