18 Apr 1997
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1997
Page
1
A Pew Research Center study finds Americans deeply involved in communities yet wary of neighbors and government. In Philadelphia, Blacks show higher distrust but also greater volunteering, while many engage in church or gym activities and attend public affairs meetings.
GAO says private crop insurers gave agents perks valued at millions over 1994 and 1995, including golf resort stays and fishing trips. About 43 million of 580 million in expenses were not reasonably tied to insurance, with lobbying costs and sky box rentals flagged as excessive.
Louisiana resident LeeRoy Levin, sole river otter supplier for restocking, plans to retire after 40 years in the business. Before quitting, he will release 16 otters into the Cedar River on Sunday. Outdoor note details.
Des Moines reports Iowa officials consider a 150 million high tech beef processing center that could create up to 2000 jobs and generate at least another 150 million in spin off investments. The project requires producers equity and a state loan, with site and timing undecided.
House Speaker Newt Gingrich said he would borrow 300000 from Bob Dole to pay a sanction for violating House rules. The loan runs eight years at 10 percent simple interest with no payment due until 2005.
Sigourney officials extended four more weeks to decide Spike the German shepherd’s fate after neighbors blamed a look alike for recent incidents. Owners Tom and Janet Hinrichsen defend the pet, noting past confinements and family ties, while supporter Joe Greiner argues Spike is well behaved. Hinrichsen faces a magistrate court appearance to seek mercy for keeping Spike.
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