Wellington Heights Gets New Evening Shuttle Van
A new van will provide evening shuttle service for Wellington Heights residents. Details on page 1B.
08 Apr 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1993
Page
1
A new van will provide evening shuttle service for Wellington Heights residents. Details on page 1B.
Cedar Rapids Kernels manager believes the team’s young players have the talent to contend for a title. Details appear on page 1C.
IRS eases late filing penalties and offers a penalty free extension. Details on page 5C.
Craig Erickson stays rooted in Cedar Rapids as his new CD climbs European and Japanese charts. He performs Friday night in Cedar Rapids, with coverage in Friday's Gazette.
The Iowa Senate approved 26 to 24 to repeal wagering limits on riverboat bets and permit casino wagering at parimutuel tracks subject to local referenda. The measure faces a difficult House reception, with Speaker Harold Van Maanen opposed. Sen. Bert Priebe voted yes to move the package forward while signaling he would oppose final terms.
Cedar Rapids officers will receive one hour of on-duty time three days a week to exercise. Assistant Chief David Johnson says the voluntary program keeps officers fit for rapid pursuit and reduces injuries and sick leave. Public safety officials cite benefits for stress, disability claims, and retirement health.
Defense attorney Leon Spies contends Cedar Rapids police bungled the investigation into Susan Hajek's death, arguing the case against James Hall was built on sloppy work. Prosecutor Vander Sanden maintains Hall is guilty, with Hajek murdered between 11 p.m. March 19 and 1:38 a.m. March 20, 1992.
Michigan case centers on 2 year old Jessica Blair with Dan and Cara Schmidt seeking custody. Attorneys argue for a judge supervised handover from Ann Arbor foster parents Jan and Roberta DeBoer. Motion to set surrender after Supreme Court action cites risk of trauma and disputes over timing.
Hugh Rodham, father of Hillary Rodham Clinton, died in a Little Rock Arkansas hospital after a stroke suffered three weeks earlier. He was 82. The death was announced at press time in Washington.
Raymond Rue, 15, of Hiawatha, earns the Eagle Scout award from his hospital bed at University Hospitals in Iowa City while suffering chronic myelogenous leukemia. His mother Donna Eagan credits his perseverance and the Scout oath for his achievement despite illness.
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