Baseball Scores From Around the League
Results list shows multiple games with final scores including American Indians 7 Mariners 0 Yankees 6 Rangers Blue Jays 16 Twins Brewers 6 Tigers 3 White Sox 8 Royals 0 Red Sox 8 Athletics 3 Orioles at Angels late Padres 7 Cubs 5 Expos 5 Astros 2 Phillies 2 Braves Mets 5 Reds 2 Pirates 6 Dodgers Giants 4 Cardinals 3 in 10 innings.
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Rangers
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Oscar Toney Jr. a 60s soul singer in Iowa
Oscar Toney Jr. once popular in 1967 with For Your Precious Love now lives in Hiawatha and does little crooning. Details on page 1B.
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Oscar Toney Jr
Toney
Hiawatha
ACT expansion plan to be denied by Iowa City panel
The Iowa City Planning and Zoning Commission will recommend denial of ACT's expansion proposal. The City Council is slated to vote on the matter September 15. Further details appear on page 3B.
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Iowa City Planning and Zoning Commission
Last Cedar Rapids Donutland closes its doors
Betty Paul sold the final Downtown Donutland doughnut in Cedar Rapids Friday morning marking the shop’s closure. Loyal customers face a void as the longtime store ends its run with a last batch. Details on page 6C.
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C.R
Betty Paul
Cedar Rapids
Paul
Canes Open at Iowa in First Home Night Game
The top ranked Miami Hurricanes visit Iowa City for a night game against the Hawkeyes. Kickoff is set for 7 06 p m with action tonight and details on page 1C.
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Miami Hurricanes
Iowa City
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Todays Chuckle About Failure Sparks Light Humor
A light joke notes that failure leaves a humorous spin on a person’s future. The quip suggests optimism by saying a great future lies behind you, inviting a chuckle.
Iowans Speak on What Values Matter Most
The Gazette surveyed 100 Eastern Iowa residents asking what they regard as the most important family value. The responses, reflecting diverse views, appear in Sunday 1A coverage with varied perspectives.
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Gazette
Iowa
Truck logo expert questions Zywicki case vehicle origin
A designer and an official in the Interstate Truckers Association say the white semi tied to Tammy Zywicki’s disappearance bears a corporate style, not an independent owner. Investigators seek the driver seen with Zywicki on I 80 near LaSalle Illinois while her car broke down en route to Grinnell College.
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Dale Kueter
Interstate Truckers Association
Tammy Zywicki
Dave Guldenropf
Vernon Co
Newton
Joy Fitzgerald
Zywicki
Springfield
New Jersey
Grinnell College
Fed cuts rate as U S job losses mount
U S employers cut 83 000 jobs in August while teen summer programs expanded. The Labor Department says unemployment fell slightly to 7.6 percent as many potential workers left the labor force. Economic officials warn the slowdown may worsen, with manufacturing and retail hit hardest.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
U.S
Bush
Department of Labor
Federal Reserve Board
George Perry
Panel
Brookings Institution
Monogamy viewed as good but not universal AIDS strategy
AIDS educator James Rothenberger cautions that promoting a single ideal behavior may not halt AIDS spread. He notes that multiple partners and deception can still occur, undermining education efforts. Rothenberger spoke at a University of Iowa conference on AIDS.
Monogamy Push Sparks Debate on Cheating and Lies
James Rothenberger argues that insisting on monogamy leads to concealment when cheating occurs. He cites a 1990 NEJM study noting high rates of perceived deception about sex in relationships among women and students. He says non monogamy should be acknowledged but warns of downsides to a single acceptable behavior.
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Rothenberger
New England Journal of Medicine
Southern California
Zebra mussels threaten upper Mississippi ecology rising fast
The zebra mussel invasion accelerates on the upper Mississippi River with rapid expansion this summer. Greg Cope of the National Fisheries Research Center warns native mussels are being smothered as the invasive clams attach to them in La Crosse area Lower Lake Pepin and Trempealeau dam. The concern centers on river fish and clam ecosystems and the potential impact on fisheries.
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Dale Kueter
Mississippi River
Greg Cope
Aquatics
National Fisheries Research Center
la Crosse
Wis
Lake Pepin
Red Wing
Minn
Trempealeau
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