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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1972

Page

9

Channelization debate frames rivers as gutters over habitat

In a critic’s view, channelization deepens and straightens streams eroding wildlife habitats. Audubon cites 8000 miles already gutterized and 175000 more needing it, questioning flood control gains and urging preservation of natural, tree lined river courses.

John Madson Audubon Magazine Madson U. S. Soil Conservation Service National Audubon Society Soil Conservation Service Army Corps of Engineers Robert Frost James Audubon Audubon Newspaper Enterprise Association

Benjamin Harrison and the Indiana Presidency

The article traces Benjamin Harrison’s path to the presidency in 1888, noting his Ohio-born lineage, Indiana law practice, and Civil War service. It describes Blaine’s influence, the Republican Convention deadlock, and Harrison’s victory in the electoral college despite Cleveland’s popular lead. It also highlights his tariff push, policies, and distinctive religious devotion observed during his term.

Ohio Chester Arthur Vermont Benjamin Harrison U.S Harrison Indianapolis Destiny Chicago James G. Blaine Scotland John Sherman Walter Q. Gresham Indiana Blaine Matt Quay Cleveland Quay New York Providence Reed Virginia Elizabeth Irwin Harrison White House Dwight Eisenhower

Bernstein on Words Wow and Mutual in Language

The article explains how wow can be spoken in quiet tones and contrasts mutual with common admiration, mutual vs reciprocal, and subtle usage rules. It notes that mutuality implies simultaneity while reciprocity can be later events and mentions common friend as an exception, with etymology of bedlam from Bethlehem and St Mary of Bethlehem.

Jack Jane John China Soviet Union North Vietnam Bedlam Bethlehem Hospital of St. Mary of Bethlehem London Special Features Syndicate New York Times

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