Onslow Couple Define Devotion After 71 Years of Marriage
Forrest Cress and Clari bel Cress, both in their nineties, remain devoted after 71 years of marriage. Geoff Lasko appeared on Scott Schulte and Ric Swan’s radio show following criticism of his portrait of former C.R. Mayor Lee Clancey. Reggie Evans eyed as enforcer in the Seattle SuperSonics’ paint lineup.
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Scott Schulte
Ric Swan
Geoff Lasko
C.R
Lee Clancey
Hawkeye
Reggie Evans
Seattle SuperSonics
WorldCom Cedar Rapids faces booming teleconferencing demand
Booming demand for teleconferencing services boosts WorldCom's Cedar Rapids operations as fall brings brisk activity. The report notes strong offerings and client engagement in the region as the segment grows.
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WorldCom
Cedar Rapids
Lottery Advice and Classifieds Highlight Accent Section
The page outlines lottery tips and financial guidance within the Accent section, plus brief notices under Classifieds and a montage of reads across Movies, Bridge, and Editorial. It lists sections for People Deaths, Puzzles, Farm, TV, Weather, Legals, and Comics with page coordinates.
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Notobor Comics
Pictures Editorial
Puzzles Farm
Horoscipe
Governor finances July 15 to Oct 14 report details
Campaign disclosure reports show totals for receipts and outlays. The report lists raised funds of 2,000,143 dollars and expenses of 3,279,710 dollars. Cash on hand stands at 789,043 dollars with open balance 3,131,407 dollars and 3,492,635 dollars total resources.
Des Moines Gazette Records Biggest Iowa Governor Campaign War Chest
Iowa’s 2002 governor race sets a spending record as Democratic Gov. Tom Vilsack and GOP challenger Doug Gross report nearly 11.8 million in campaign funds for the period ending Oct. 14. Gross led in contributions and outspent Vilsack in the latest window, yet Vilsack maintains a large overall edge heading into the November vote.
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Gazette
Des Moines
Iowa
Tom Vilsack
Doug Gross
Gross
Vilsack
United ends 737 service at Cedar Rapids
United Airlines will discontinue Boeing 737 service to The Eastern Iowa Airport on Jan. 6. United Express will replace with Canadair RJ or BAE 146 jets on Cedar Rapids–Chicago O Hare and Cedar Rapids–Denver routes, maintaining total daily flights and connections while offering severance, relocation aid, and leave options for about 35 Cedar Rapids employees.
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United Airlines
Iowa
George C. Ford
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
United
United Express
Chicago O'Hare International
Chicago
Denver
Colo
United Boeing
United and United Express Flights to Chicago
United and United Express operate Boeing 737 services with 104 to 130 daily passengers. Three departures and three arrivals connect to Chicago, detailing regular schedule and capacity.
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Chicago
Tuition Up 5 Percent Across Colleges Amid Economic Slump
A study by the College Board finds tuition and fees increasing this school year due to falling tax revenues and broader economic malaise. Four year public institutions average 4081 dollars, with Iowa schools charging about 4191 for undergraduates. Private four year colleges rose 5.8 percent to 18273 dollars. Two year public and private tuition rose as well, while Kirkwood Community College charges 78 dollars per credit hour.
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Associated Press and Staff
College Board
Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
University of Northern Iowa
Gaston Caperton
Kirkwood Community College
Elgin Firefighters pledge to stay after mass resignation
Elgin Volunteer Fire Department will remain on duty beyond Wednesday while the city negotiates an independent probe into council member Jean Roach. Firefighters say Roach may have violated city rules by contacting the insurer alone, prompting their protest and beer removal at the Fire Station. The group pledged to stay on the department at least temporarily.
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Elgin
Elgin Volunteer Fire Department
Jean Roach
Roach
Oldest link to Jesus? Ossuary inscription arouses debate
A first century limestone ossuary found in Israel bears an Aramaic inscription James son of Joseph brother of Jesus. French scholar Andre Lemaire deems it very probable the reference is to Jesus of Nazareth and dates the box to A D 63, reported via Biblical Archaeology Review.
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Israel
James
Joseph
Jesus
Andre Lemaire
Jesus of Nazareth
Lemaire
France
Practical School of Higher Studies
Biblical Archaeology Review
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