02 Apr 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1993
Page
1
Two 18 year old probationers from Cedar Rapids, free on bond from earlier sexual assault and felony theft charges, were jailed again last night with bonds set at 115000 dollars each. More details on page 3B.
Eastern Iowa cable providers say the effect of a government mandated rate reduction will take about a month to become clear. The rule aims to trim most cable bills by at least ten percent and details appear on page 7C.
Cancer specialists visiting Iowa City and Cedar Rapids warn that radiation from common small appliances may threaten health. Experts emphasize caution and suggest further details on page 2B.
Rep. Phil Brammer filed suit seeking a court order banning smoking in the Statehouse. The state contends the issue is not a court matter and should be resolved elsewhere. Details on page 4B.
A family of four faces an average $90.87 outing this season at the ballpark, up 4.8 percent from last year. Details on page 1C.
Daryl Christensen, a top walleye tournament angler, told a UNI-Dome seminar crowd that the big fish are where fishermen aren not. Details on page 5C.
Humility is defined as the capacity to bear shame for one’s achievements. The saying frames humility as recognizing pride while accepting praise with restraint.
The program reviews the 1968 assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through the James Earl Ray case. HBO airs the documentary Sunday evening as reported by TV Vision in Saturday's Gazette.
Cedar Rapids braced for a 100 year flood amid rising Cedar River with officials watching upstream levels. City workers labored around the clock to reinforce dikes and sandbag inlets while planners anticipate a rapid river rise similar to prior years.
The Senate approved Clinton's economic framework amid a fierce fight over the 16.3 billion jobs bill. Republicans vow to block final passage while White House signals possible compromise, as discussions continue into Easter recess. Clinton accuses GOP tactics and urges public pressure.
Cedar Rapids based McLeod Telecommunications Group secured 4.5 million from IES Investments and 2 million from Allsop Venture Partners III to back a planned reentry into telecom. The group, with a 2.5 million equity stake, aims to expand beyond fiber maintenance toward local phone service over a private network with business to business focus and potential residential fiber pull.
Hundreds flooded the Michigan Supreme Court with calls after Roberta and Jan DeBoer appealed on Good Morning America for custody of a 2 year old Iowa girl they raised. The appeals court previously ruled the girl must be returned to her biological parents.
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