Dali Seeks World’s Largest Artwork After Seclusion
Salvador Dali 76 vows to create a 22 mile long work in Romania with American scientists. He says he is fit again, has completed new paintings, and will visit Madrid Paris and New York next year with Gala renewing vows in a Coptic Orthodox chapel.
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Dali
Port Lnigar
Spain
UPI
Salvador Dali
Romania
EFE
Figueras
Madrid
Paris
New York
Gala
Community Updates and Events Across Cedar Rapids Area
Local library Friendsmobile tours several day care stops Tuesday morning through afternoon. Union retirees meet Wednesday at 5414 Harnischfeger Drive SW with potluck and games. Story hour runs Tuesday at Kenwood Branch for preschoolers. Mercy Hospital hosts free prenatal classes starting Tuesday October 21 in the cafeteria. Auxiliary events include Christmas Show luncheon tickets sale and a coffee gathering. Various ads offer lost pet, real estate, jewelry, florists, and weatherization workshops. Coe College and public events feature Tom Tauke talks and a Cedar Rapids enrollment study meeting.
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Union Hall
Harnischfeger Drive
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Auxilary
Auxilary
Hallmar
Adv
Seminary Returns to University Campus in Dubuque
The University of Dubuque board voted to restore the Seminary to the main campus after the Aquinas Institute of Theology planned a move to St. Louis. The seminary has shared facilities at St. Rose Priory since 1969 and will negotiate a departure date with Aquinas Institute. The move follows national attention from a faculty strike this past summer.
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United States
Planned Parenthood to launch pro choice ad campaign
Planned Parenthood in Des Moines announces a statewide pro choice ad effort funded by a $20 000 grant. Spokespersons describe the campaign as non political aiming to raise awareness of privacy and reproductive rights amid strong anti abortion sentiment.
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Planned Parenthood
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Arizona
Massachusetts
Mary Riche
M.R. Enterprises
Riche
Miss Riche
Beverly Binkley
Binkley
Wayne Starr
Aging policy urged as elderly population expands
Expert on aging, Dr. Thomas Walz, warns basic policy decisions are needed to cope with a rapidly growing elderly population. He describes a divide between the healthiest elders and the chronically ill, and calls for major public policy changes to maintain meaning in longer lives and to ease Social Security and healthcare pressures.
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Iowa City
America
University of Iowa
Thomas H. Walz
Walz
Iowa City braces for Armstrong's store and hotel project
The Iowa City council will begin selling half a downtown block to Plaza Towers Associates for 250000 to back a 12.5 million hotel shopping complex. Plaza Towers plans Armstrong's store and a 7.5 million hotel phase funded by industrial revenue bonds with construction slated to start next spring and occupancy in fall 1983. College Plaza had challenged the deal but now will not pursue legal action.
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Iowa City
Armstrong's Department
Burlington, College, Dubuque and Linn
Plaza Towers Associates
Plaza Towers
Old Capitol Associates
Devel
Oper
College Plaza Development
Hansen Lind Meyer
College Plaza
Armstrong’s
Robert Downer
Downer
Armstrong's
Drunk Driving Charges in Linn County Weekend Arrests
Ten people arrested in Linn County over the weekend on drunk driving charges. Included are Larry Geiselhart 26 of 704 32nd St NE Hiawatha and Craig Miller 26 of 1195 Terrace St Marion with related traffic offenses.
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Linn County
Larry P. Geiselhart
32Nd St
Highway 150
Robins Road
Hiawatha
Craig J. Miller
Terrace St
Marion
Fourth Street
Iowa
Paul L. Timlin
Spy Glass Hill
Seventh Avenue
James R. Nowadzky
Sue Lane
Steve S. Tamayo
Cedar Rapids
16Th Avenue
Marion Library Bridge Winners and Upcoming Games
Competition Bridge at Marion Library produced a north south win by Ron Mines and Phil Arnell with Joe Verbick and Mike Roush in second, a three pair tie with Delia Wolfe and Royce McCray, Jeannie Siamon and Bob Jakovbec, and Karen Langenfed and Bill Dare. The next game is Friday at 7 30. Farmers State Bank hosted the Howell movement with Barbara Skogman and Phil Arnell first, Frank Hellenthal and Jim Boardman second, Ova Jenkens and Leanne Smittkame third. Next game Sunday at 5 30 at the bank.
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Mitchell Movement
Marion Library
Ron Mines
Phil Arnell
Joe Verbick
Mike Roush
Delia Wolfe
Royce McCray
Jeannie Siamon
Bob Jakovbec
Karen Langenfed
Bill Dare
Linn County Board approves air pollution rule easing rubbish burn
Ten years ago the Linn County Board of Supervisors adopted an air pollution control regulation that allowed the burning of household rubbish under certain conditions.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
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Howard Hunt
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Burdette St
Eden
8Th Ave
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18Th Ave
9Th St
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Edgewood Road
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First Ave
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N.E
St Louis
Shueyville Lords
Acre Sale
National Association of Accountants
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10Th St. SE
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Theater
3Rd St
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Geneseo
Ill
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Madison
Wis
Highway 149
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Ninth Ave
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