Dotty Cummins dies at 73 after cancer battle
Dotty Cummins of Cedar Rapids died after a two year illness from colon cancer at 73. She and her late husband Tait were key figures in The Gazette and later WMT, and deeply supported Camp Courageous near Monticello where they served as permanent board members. Their son Charlie, now 37 in a Cedar Rapids group home, inspired their advocacy for handicapped children. Cummins popularized the camp slogan we are more alike than we are different.
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British au pair convicted in baby's death in Massachusetts
A 19 year old British au pair Louise Woodward was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of 8 month old Matthew Kappen. The jury delivered the verdict after three days of trial in Cambridge Massachusetts. The prosecution seeks 15 years to life with parole possible after 15 in the face of a life sentence.
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Halloween costumes reflect pop culture trends this year
Local retailers report Marv Albert and Mike Tyson outfits among the hottest sellers along with Scream masks. Center Stage Cedar Rapids notes Tyson masks with an ear prop sold quickly and Star Wars and Batman themed costumes remain popular alongside M&M outfits for all ages.
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KCJJ ends Iowa football show after costly dispute
KCJJ General Manager Steve Bridges halts airing of the University of Iowa football show citing about 20 000 spent and potential 30 000 more in legal fees amid threats from Learfield ABC ESPN and the university. He claims a political bid process kept KCJJ out and seeks congressional scrutiny.
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Waste disposal issue as Iowa DOT fights roadside human waste
DOT officials urge public to stop dumping urine and solid human waste along roads and in trash receptacles. Hazard to workers and public health, with littering penalties up to 100 dollars and 30 days in jail. Authorities note origins vary from travelers to pranksters and emphasize proper disposal in sanitary sewer receptacles.
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Iowa State beats Baylor 24 to 17 in brief play by play
Pete Taylor left early as Iowa State defeats Baylor 24 17 in a brief play by play. The Cyclones secure a win without Taylor's elation. Details in Hias column on 1C.
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Wrong Way Crash On Highway 30 Injures Two Drivers
A car traveling the wrong way on Highway 30 collided with another vehicle injuring both drivers. Authorities investigated the incident, noting no fatalities. Details appeared in the 7A edition.
Septuplets on the way after secret details leak
Details reveal that a family or individual is expecting septuplets, with high attention and speculation around the birth. The disclosure of this information has drawn public interest and media focus.
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