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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1998
Page
1
Dale Gersh survived serious injuries from a March 11 Cedar Rapids fire that killed his wife and two sons. He reports his physical burns have healed but continues to cope with emotional trauma and loss.
In the latest imagining of a hidden love, lovers navigate a highly controlled future where passion breaches strict societal rules. A vigilant regime and tech gaze shape choices, while personal longing tests loyalty and the cost of romance.
Abba Eban told an Iowa City audience that the United States is critical to the Israeli Palestinian peace process. College Community Schools hosted Business Leader Day bringing real world contacts to students with industry detail.
Rep. Ken Veenstra's future son in law proposed to his daughter on the House floor prompting an unusual vote. The moment drew cheers and a brief pause in proceedings as members processed the event.
Racing fans gathered for the season s first heats at Hawkeye Downs. Details, 1C.
A Sun Day’s Gazette item notes how pests are attracted to lawns by worms and grubs, creating a separate problem for homeowners seeking healthy turf in Home & Real Estate.
Iowa senators blocked efforts to water down a five year gambling moratorium on new licenses and slot expansions. The stalemate sets up an all or nothing clash with the House over a budget amendment and a potential path to the governor.
Peggy Clay, 41, who won reinstatement after a four year battle with Cedar Rapids, left her post Friday morning during retraining. Fire officials reported she left around 11:30 a.m. with no written resignation, leaving questions about abandonment and potential legal action.
Dean Colony a former Iowa City West High and Iowa State runner, thanks Willi Rompo of Tubingen Germany who donated bone marrow for his non Hodgkin's lymphoma transplant performed November 15, 1996 at UI Hospitals. Colony, 26, of North Liberty, marries Katie Carey in Des Moines with Rompo attending.
Dr Michael Daly, once head of International Red Cross surgery teams in Phnom Penh during 1975, reflects on Cambodia’s killing fields as Pol Pot dies. The Cedar Rapids physician, now 54, moved a decade ago to practice with Dr Reuben Keegan after medical training and a wartime journal.
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