19 Apr 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1992
Page
1
A reflective piece intertwining Easter lilies with memories of Mary Lou. The narrator muses on life after death, spiritual imagery, and shared moments from childhood to adulthood, recalling walks, talks, and a poignant farewell as rain and highway imagery frame the story.
A group of 33 students from Washington Kennedy and Jefferson high schools, led by Troy Alan and Randy, completed a community house project reported in Monday's Gazette. It highlights youth effort and local collaboration.
A jokey quip depicts a gangster motto claiming a penny saved increases crime control by reducing copper circulation. The line plays on thrift and crime, delivering a satirical, lighthearted note on money and mischief.
Voters express frustration with both parties as H. Ross Perot eyes the 1992 White House bid. Cedar Rapids residents Gary Sargent and Joe Rossey discuss the system and Perot as an outsider. Iowa coordinator Ed Goldman confirms Perot will appear on the Iowa ballot. Perot aims to run as a third party if he qualifies in all states.
A puzzling hoax warns of potent LSD forms and skin tattoos to be absorbed through the skin. Police and drug experts dismiss it as a cruel joke, though fliers have appeared from El Segundo to be lized, across the U S and into Canada and Europe.
Russian lawmakers endorsed a 70 page draft constitution leaning toward the legislature and reducing presidential authority. The Congress vote 664 to 139 approved the general concept while leaving room for further changes before the next session in the fall.
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