Legislature Watch Tightens As Week End Near
Lawmakers push to resolve a long agenda and adjourn by week’s end as the session enters its final stretch. Details on page 4B.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1992
Page
1
Boring for Senate Man Bids to Unseat Grassley
Independent candidate Mel Boring from Rockford seeks to challenge Senator Charles Grassley in Iowa. He positions himself as a challenger focused on direct outreach to voters as he pursues the Senate seat.
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Grassley
Mel Boring
Rockford
Charles Grassley
Green for 'green' Investing in the Earth
Investors dedicated over 600 million dollars to firms mindful of the environment as part of a growing socially aware funding trend. Details appear on page 6C.
Douglas to coach Iowa State wrestling team
Bobby Douglas, former Arizona State wrestling coach, reportedly flies to Iowa to accept Jim Gibbons' job at Iowa State. Details on page 10.
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ISU
Douglas
Arizona State
Bobby Douglas
Iowa
Jim Gibbons
Iowa State
The Trouble With Being a Parent Joke
A lighthearted quip notes that parental experience often comes only after children leave home leaving parents effectively unemployed and idle.
Food First: Linn Street Cafe Chef’s Early Start
Andy McEncree co-owner and chef at Linn Street Cafe Iowa City began in his grandfather's Colorado restaurant. He cooked mashed potatoes as his first dish and now runs a local eatery featured in Food Plus in Tuesday's Gazette.
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Andy McEncree
Iowa City
Colorado
Rapes lead crime surge in Justice Department survey
The 1991 violent crime total reached 2.6 million completed offenses, up 7.9 percent from 1990 with rapes and attempted rapes rising 59 percent to about 207,610. The report notes many crimes go unreported and that figures are estimates from a 95,000-person survey, not an exact count.
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Justice Department
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Bureau of Justice Statistics
Bureau
Patsy Klaus
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Rebels carve out more Afghan territory
Rebels seized more territory as 10 groups met in Peshawar to form an interim council and negotiate with the Kabul regime remnants. Masood aims to form an Islamic government while Hekmatyar rejects the plan and threatens Kabul, with Najibullah in hiding and Kabul encircled by Masood’s forces.
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Afghanistan
Najibullah
Peshawar
Pakistan
Pakistan Foreign Ministry
Javeed Hussein
Hezb-i-Islami
Gulbuddin Hekmatyar
Hekmatyar
Nawab Salim
U.S
Iran
Ahmed Shah Masood
Masood
Environmental groups spark a youth led Earth Day movement
Environmental groups mobilize youths to save the Earth through lights off campaigns, bike rides, recycling pleas, tree planting, and stream cleanups. They criticize President Bush, gain corporate support, and distribute mass newsletters as they form Kids for Saving Earth and similar groups after Earth Day’s 1990 push.
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America
Clarence Thomas
Denis Hayes
Earth Seal
Palo Alto
Calif
Kids
Earth
Brae Beef claims lean organic meat from Budweiser fed cattle
Cattle rancher Fred Grant at Windabrae Farm in Reenwich Conn markets Brae Beef as organic additive free and tender meat. He fed steers turnips dandelions garlic and Budweiser to achieve two to three and a half percent fat levels versus ten percent in supermarket leanest grades. Prices run 395 per pound burger 895 flank and 48 tenderloin.
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Reenwich
Conn
Fred Grant
New York City
Windabrae Farm
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