Cable eyes Cedar Rapids move for bigger offices
Cox Cable of Cedar Rapids weighs relocation to a six acre site on Council Street NE as its primary option with an unnamed Hiawatha location also in consideration. The firm recently signed 15 year franchise deals with Cedar Rapids and Marion. Details on page 1B.
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Dow rebounds as Fed cuts short term rates
Wall Street rose as the Fed moved to lower short term rates. The Dow Jones industrial average recovered 43.61 points after two down sessions, ending higher as investors priced in the move. Details on page 7C.
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Bonaduce Delivers Laughs in Cedar Rapids Comedy Debut
Danny Bonaduce former Partridge Family star headlines a three night show at Penguins in Cedar Rapids opening with sharp humor about his adult life. The performance blends laughs with candid takes on personal topics drawing surprised applause from the audience.
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Opening victory for Cedar Rapids Reds over Peoria Chiefs
The Cedar Rapids Reds beat the Peoria Chiefs 7 to 2 at Memorial Stadium to open the Midwest League season. Joe DeBerry collected three hits and drove in two runs to spark the win.
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Coralville Actor Joins Newhart Cast For Fall TV
Tim Fall, a working actor since graduating in 1985, is selected for the cast of the new Bob Newhart TV program. He plans a May move to California to begin work, as reported by TV Vision in Saturday's Gazette.
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Noriega Convicted on Eight Counts in Drug Case
Manuel Noriega faces up to 120 years after being found guilty on eight of ten drug and racketeering charges. Sentencing set for July 10. prosecutors praise verdict while defense vows an appeal. The case followed his removal from Panama in 1989 after the U S invasion.
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Pappajohn Gives 4 Million for UI Business Building
Iowa City Des Moines businessman John Pappajohn donated 4 million toward the University of Iowa College of Business Administration building. The gift makes the project near an 8 million private goal for the 34 million structure, with the building to be named the John Pappajohn Business Administration Building.
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Health industry group lays out Iowa blueprint
A 22-organization Iowa Health Leadership Consortium proposes universal coverage with employer mandates and a 5 percent payroll penalty to fund a government pool. All residents would obtain insurance via employer, government program, or private purchase, with subsidies for low income. Former Gov. Ray leads BCBS Iowa. NFIB criticizes the plan as burdensome for small firms.
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Iowa health care reform plan unveiled Thursday
A plan requires employers to offer basic group health insurance or contribute 5 percent of payroll, mandates universal coverage with subsidies for low income residents, and creates an Iowa Health Commission to set a target budget and limit cost growth. It seeks to integrate Medicare and Medicaid if a federal waiver is granted and aims for net savings of 730 million over five years by cutting inflation and admin costs.
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Harra sment claims plague Cedar Rapids police dept
Cedar Rapids detective Lt. Re nee Hanrahan testified in a sexual harassment suit by Bartelme against the Police Department and city. She described graffiti and cartoons in the locker room linking Bartelme and others to a sexual triangle.
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British Conservatives win surprising landslide in UK vote
Prime Minister John Major declared victory as tallying favored the Conservatives with 321 seats of 651 counted. Labour trailed with 269, Liberal Democrats 16, as analysts predicted a Conservative majority despite a reduced margin.
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