Television ruins the World Series as fans struggle to stay awake
The author laments television's grip on baseball noting the World Series became a late night, frostbitten spectacle. He contrasts past exalted October Classic crowds with modern broadcasts, mocks Buckner and Red Sox fandom, and vows to skip future games for public TV like Masterpiece Theatre.
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Central North America
David Letterman
John McNamara
Boston
Buckner
Billy Buckner
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Masterpiece Theatre
Cedar Rapids man dies after six story fall at Iowa City campus
Dennis L. Tebbe, 31, of Cedar Rapids, fell six stories while washing exterior windows at the University of Iowa Medical Laboratories Building. He died at University Hospitals after an 8 10 a.m. accident. OSHA investigators were on site.
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11Th Ave
Cedar Rapids
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The Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
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Democrats aim to keep Iowa House majority in Tuesday vote
The article notes Democrats expect to retain control of the Iowa House while a intra party contest for House majority leader unfolds. Coverage appears in Iowa Today page 4A with related items across Metro-Iowa and Money sections.
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Management and the Mob
National journalist Roy Rowan, keynote speaker at Wartburg College, argues organized crime remains a growing business driven by greed. He notes aging leaders, foreign competition, and mob links to legitimate sectors, while stressing a human management focus and the role of intuition in leadership.
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Fitness center stops tapping members bank funds
The Women's Fitness center will pause drafting from members' bank accounts for late fees and instead require signed authorization cards on file. Owners say the move preserves cash flow but faces complaints from two former customers who allege unauthorized withdrawals. Banks halted honors pending written authorizations, with few procedures verified by institutions.
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Isette
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Warren McCray
Della Wolf
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Wolf
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Minneapolis
Linn District Court
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Toddville
Michelle Graci
Cedar Rapids
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City National Bank
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