19 Apr 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1993
Page
1
Supermarket delis become a must as customers seek convenience and willing to pay for full breakfast lunch and dinner options. Food Plus in Tuesday's Gazette highlights the shift shaping modern grocery counters.
A U S warplane destroyed a radar tracking site 33 miles south of Mosul during a routine patrol in the no fly zone. The crew felt threatened and returned safely to Incirlik base in Turkey. Iraqi officials reported three soldiers wounded.
A single engine plane carrying University of Northern Iowa professor Lyle Schwarzenbach and student James Gogola crashed Friday at Elbert County near Denver amid stormy weather. Schwarzenbach, 49, a longtime UNI educator and consultant, was piloting the aircraft en route to Colorado Springs to visit his son at the Air Force Academy. Gogola, 22, of Cedar Falls, was a high school friend of Schwarzenbach’s son Todd. The FAA investigates the crash, with weather suspected as a factor.
Bosnian defense in Srebrenica capitulates to a Serb siege and signs a truce allowing aid and evacuation. 130 Canadian U N troops enter to a hero s welcome as French and British helicopters fly out the sick and wounded. 133 evacuated by nightfall, with over 500 eligible for airlift before overland evacuation begins.
County residents are urged to seal unused water wells with two incentives. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources Grants to Counties Program will reimburse 75 percent of the cost up to 200 dollars for proper abandonment. Improperly abandoned wells risk contaminating underground aquifers feeding most wells.
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