Hawkeyes star Randy Duncan recalls 1957 team glory
In Des Moines columnist Gus Schrader's piece, Randy Duncan, consensus All American and 1958 Heisman contender, argues the 1957 Iowa Hawkeyes may have been the best, recounting games at Michigan and Ohio State, Rose Bowl memories, and coach Forest Evashevski's strategy. Duncan chronicles his post football career, founding a law firm with his wife Paula and his sons, linking will to win with preparation.
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Dahmer Remains Cremated as Brain Is Preserved
Jeffrey Dahmer's body was cremated on Sunday while his brain is kept in formaldehyde. His father Lionel Dahmer and mother Joyce Flint dispute ownership of the ashes and brain for possible scientific study.
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Move to make English the official U.S. language gains pace
A national English only movement gains backing in Congress and on the campaign trail as bills to end bilingual education funding and declare English the official language of the United States gather support. Critics warn of cultural loss while supporters cite national unity and opportunity.
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D-N.y
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World Bank unveils new wealth measurement system
The World Bank introduces a four‑part wealth metric that shifts focus from output alone to long term well being. It ranks Surinam above Belgium and Botswana above Saudi Arabia in per‑person national wealth, showing many nations hold more wealth in people’s productive capacity than in produced goods.
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Commitment to the future promoting agriculture with soybean ink
The Gazette promotes farming support by printing with soybean ink and recycling newsprint. It urges readers to recycle at City Carton on Sixth Street or use the nearest recycling location. The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established in 1883, lists subscription rates and contact information.
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