Shorter Downtown Routes Aimed at Boosting Cedar Rapids Shuttle Use
Cedar Rapids transit officials say cutting downtown shuttle routes will improve service and attract more riders. Details on page 1B.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1994
Page
1
Cedar Rapids transit officials say cutting downtown shuttle routes will improve service and attract more riders. Details on page 1B.
A Pulitzer Prize-winning psychiatrist publishes a book defending individuals who report sexual encounters with space aliens. The article notes that more details appear on page 2A and discusses the debate around such experiences.
The state board of regents approved the construction of 18 luxury skyboxes at the University of Iowa's Kinnick Stadium. Details on page 1B.
Iowa official Allan Thoms said he will likely take an administrative post at the University of Dubuque. The report notes Thoms as a chief figure in the state's economic development scene and cites page 5B for details.
Ex karate champion Bill Wallace dazzles with rapid kicks in Des Moines style praise. The piece highlights his speed and precision, naming him Superfoot for his ability to strike multiple times per second.
McLeod Inc. shows interest in constructing at least part of the state’s upcoming fiber-optic network phase. Details appear on page 5C.
Motoring on page 8C warns readers to compare prices and avoid dealers who overcharge for unnecessary labor. It encourages shoppers to ask around to locate a trustworthy service station and to get multiple estimates before repairs.
Tab Benoit performs live at Fawcett's in Cedar Rapids this weekend, blending singer and guitarist roles with direct audience dialog. The Gazette notes his emotive blues style and strong rapport with listeners.
President Clinton urges NATO to ban heavy weapons from Gorazde and other zones and threaten air action for violations as Serb forces in Bosnia widen attacks. He seeks a Sarajevo style safe zone approach and notes NATO likely to back the plan amid a grim Gorazde situation and hospital shelling casualties.
Iowa lawmakers closed the 1994 session with a rare afternoon adjournment at 4 28 p m after a long set of budget bills. House Speaker Harold Van Maanen cited achievements while noting defeats on expanded gambling and parental notice in abortion cases.
The Iowa Supreme Court reverses a Linn County ruling and awards more than 660000 plus interest to 54 former Rockwell-Goss employees for misrepresenting their job duration. The decision sends the case back for entry of judgment and possible further appeals.
More than 100 Linn County residents petition the board asking an ordinance to contain potentially dangerous animals. A public hearing is set for July 6 to discuss adding animals to the county ban on vicious animals and animals at large.
Seventeen members of the Senate Agriculture Committee sent President Clinton a letter warning they will oppose final GATT approval if farm spending is cut. They said the Uruguay Round should not require further reductions in farm programs. They noted the administration is considering offsetting tariff losses with farm subsidy savings.
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