22 Apr 1991
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1991
Page
1
Marion youths at Novak Elementary connect with international peers through a pen pal program, expanding global awareness beyond TV and newspapers. Details on page 1B.
Former Hawkeye Nick Bell reflects on why he was not selected in the first round of the NFL draft. The report notes his college performance and teams’ decision factors as interpreted by Bell.
The Gazette covers four East Iowa music events including a Cornell Spring Music Festival program and reviews of pianist duo William and Patricia Medley. The page notes overall charm of the season with performances of classical works and notable artistry highlighted for local audiences.
The Gazette promotes sustainability by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers via drop boxes at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, and Econo Foods, 1800 List St. NE.
A quip notes that people who insult others think a sharp offense is the best defense, turning social barbs into a tongue in cheek observation.
Nine year old Laura Petheram cried over 178 dollars spent on 900 numbers over 13 days. Her father cites lack of awareness of charges prompting state action. The House and Senate pass versions to stop a 900 number call without charge after cost is known, as consumer complaints rise daily in Iowa.
U S Marines in Zakha Iraq near the Turkish border face a security snag while setting up a tent city for Kurdish refugees as about 200 Iraqi police arrive to secure the town. Kurdish residents fear Iraqi authorities may stay. Marines express frustration at the unfolding scene.
ISU researchers note fewer animals are used in 1990 amid greater use of substitutes. Despite advocacy from animal rights groups, associate dean Richard Ross defends continued animal work for understanding complex biological problems. Dogs cats guinea pigs hamsters and rabbits were used in counts, with cats and guinea pigs up from the prior year.
About 500 eastern Iowans gain minimum wage work at the Women’s International Bowling Congress tournament. Workers handle score sheets audio visuals and media briefs while 32 travelers join from across the country to support the event at Westdale Bowling Center. Kay Coghlan of Toddville patrols lanes and flags unusual scores for media staff.
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