From Cedar Rapids to Enquirer Then Back in King Yellow
Former Enquirer editor Tom Kuncl recounts eight years at the tabloids and the Elvis Presley scoop in a memoir draft titled King Yellow. He reflects on his Cedar Rapids roots, early Cedar Rapids Citizen Times ownership, and choices away from traditional journalism.
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Dale Kueter
Cedar Rapids
Tova
Fame
Fortune
National Enquirer
Enquirer
Tom Kuncl
Enquire
The
Globe and the Star
Vic Burlingham
Walter Cronkite
Elvis
Kund
Cronkite
Kuncl
Presley
King Yellow
Kundl
Burlingham
Florida
University of Iowa
Martha Zimmerman
Hays St
Please Turn
Conflicting studies on caffeine and heart disease risk
At World Congress of Cardiology two major studies present opposing views on coffee intake and coronary heart disease. One study argues heavy caffeine users are not at risk due to caffeine but due to smoking, while another finds higher mortality for six or more cups daily in both smokers and nonsmokers.
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Washington Post
Ashington
World Congress of Cardiology
Washington Convention Center
Arlene Caggiula
University of Pittsburgh
Chicago Western Electric Co
Alan R. Dyer
Northwestern University Medical School
Dyer
Bath book turns tubs into lifestyle art
Angeles Times examines Catherine Kanner author of The Book of the Bath. She argues baths are a playful, publicized ritual and describes themed baths from Spring to Love Bath. Readers are urged to decorate, add petals and extras, and enjoy bathing as recreation with multiple gadgets and rooms.
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Kanner
Banner
Breaking Bad News Across Pediatric Care
A Cedar Rapids scene explores the emotional burden of delivering death notices to families and patients. Pediatrician Scott Nau and oncologist Keith Wright discuss their personal reactions and coping strategies, emphasizing honesty and steady support for seriously ill children and their families.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Scott Nau
Nau
Ieee Eee
Nan
Keith Wright
Wright
Gifts for the one with everything cost a fortune
The Robb Report lists extravagant gifts from a $1.1 million cat house shaped like an Egyptian temple to a $25 million mansion with retracting windows and heated marble cabana. Other ideas include a $5 million life film, a sable coat on a Rolls Royce figurine, $15,000 gold epaulettes, champagne toothpaste at $19.50, and a million-dollar helicopter party with diamond dust and a giant portrait.
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Boston
Robb
Rolls-Royce
New York
Palm Beach
Liberty Island
Grand Central Station
Grand Canyon
Peter Duchin
Grucci
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Gazette
John Mclivor
Woman of Bath
Angeles
Rome
Caracalla
Diocletian
Rogers
Catherine Kanner
Fawcett Columbine
America
Russell Striffler
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