Landmark Water Tank Offered After City Hall Upgrade
Contractor George Bowler considers buying the displaced 40 000 gallon water tank that topped Hiawatha City Hall for 30 years. The tank is no longer in use since a 500 000 gallon tower on Robins Road began service in 1970. Residents brainstorm potential uses for the landmark.
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Hiawatha
Hiawatha City Hall
Robins Road
George Bowler
Linn County
Requiem Mass Held For Two Polish Protesters
About 4 000 people gathered at Saint Heart of Jesus church in Lubin Poland for a requiem mass mourning two workers killed by police gunfire during Solidarity demonstrations. An underground bulletin called the Aug 31 protests a great moral victory and urged workers in the southwest to stay active.
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Saint Heart of Jesus
Lubin
Poland
Solidarity
Governor to consider commuting reporter Corsetti sentence
Massachusetts Governor Edward King said he would recommend commuting the 90 day sentence of Paul Corsetti, the Boston Herald American reporter jailed for refusing to testify about an interview with a murder defendant. The Executive Council must ratify the recommendation before Corsetti can be freed.
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Massachusetts
Edward King
King
Boston Herald American
Paul Corsetti
Nation
Job market grim amid high unemployment figures
AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland calls 15.2 million jobless and a 13.6 percent unemployment rate a closer truth than rosy claims of strength. The piece notes no improvement satisfies those still unemployed and contrasts with Labor Day 1981 prospects.
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U.S
Lane Kirkland
Afl-Cio
U.S. Gift For Prince William Is A Child Chair
The United States plans to present a special Chippendale child’s corner chair as the official gift to Prince William with Nancy Reagan credited for suggesting it. White House spokeswoman Sheila Tate confirmed the gesture as William becomes heir to the British throne.
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Prince William of Wales
United States
U.S
Prince William
United Kingdom
Nancy Reagan
White House
Sheila Tate
Herschel Walker Status In Question Before Clemson Georgia Battle
Clemson and Georgia meet on national TV with the health status of All America back Herschel Walker the major unanswered pre game question. The matchup headlines page 1B sports.
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Clemson
Georgia
Herschel Walker
Evert Lloyd advances at U.S. Open after illness
Evert Lloyd defeats Kate Lathan to reach the fourth round of the U.S. Open while still weakened by recent food poisoning. John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors also progressed, maintaining American presence in the men's draw.
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Chris Evert Lloyd
Kate Lathan
John McEnroe
Jimmy Connors
Cuban immigrant rises to top leadership at Coca Cola
Roberto Goizueta, a Cuban-born immigrant who answered a blind ad, climbs to high ranks at Coca Cola Co. His Spanish accent remains, but his bold moves shake the long-established Southern beverage giant. Money, page 7B.
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America
Roberto Goizueta
Coca-Cola Co
Southern Beverage Company
Money
Boyse Family Replants After Flood Waters Hit Iowa Farm
Bob Boyse 54 and his sons Ken 36 and John 33 run a 2000 acre Iowa Washington County line operation. The English River swelled three times this spring and summer, destroying their soybean crop. They replanted to soybeans and finally buckwheat to fit its short season on a 175 acre field planted Aug 3.
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Bob Boyse
Ken
John
Iowa
Washington County
Boyse
Boyses
Bob
Councilman tackles housing crunch in Iowa City plea
Iowa City councilman and urban planner Clemens Erdahl launches a group with city university and chamber of commerce to forecast student housing demand. He cites rising enrollments, high rents, discrimination against families with children, and calls for coordinated planning, zoning, and possible use of bonds to ease the shortage.
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Iowa City
Clemens Erdahl
University of Iowa
Erdahl
the Gazette
U of I
Erdah
University
Chamber of Commerce
Coralville
Johnson County
Iowa Wesleyan coed charged with arson at dorm blaze
Dawn Cimeley, 18, of Paducah Kentucky, was arrested Sunday and charged with first degree arson after fires on the first and third floor lounges of Shaffer Trieschmann Hall at Iowa Wesleyan College. No injuries were reported and damage was limited to ceilings walls and curtains. The dormitory had low occupancy as fall classes had not started.
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Mount Pleasant
Iowa
UPI
Iowa Wesleyan College
Shaffer-Trieschmann
Dawn Cimeley
Paduka
Mike Hiles
State Fire Marshal's Office
Chefs of World Leaders Share Gourmet Secrets in Reims
In Reims France 18 top chefs at the Les Chefs des Chefs gathering share insights into meals for Ronald and Nancy Reagan the Swedish king and Danish and Monaco royals. They discuss menus wine and regional specialties while noting the White House kitchen and French champagne influence.
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Reims
France
Ronald
Nancy Reagan
Sweden
Grace
Monaco
Denmark
Les Chefs Des Chefs
Champagne
Belgium
Bragard
Marcelle Servot
Elysee Palace
Henry Haller
White House
Haller
Lyndon Johnson
Maryland
Veronique
Switzerland
New York
Ambassador Hotel
Lady Bird Johnson
Reagan
California
le Servot
Roederer
Charles de Gaulle
Buffalo gourd seeds offer protein powder oil and more
The seeds of the buffalo gourd provide a rich source of protein powder and cooking oil. Its roots yield a starch with potential industrial uses, while the leaves and vines may produce ethane for fuel.
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