24 Apr 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1993
Page
1
TV Vision magazine spotlights a remake of Call of the Wild by Jack London. Tonight’s listings direct readers to page 7B for details on the London classic on screen.
The American Legion posts in Johnson County raise funds to build a veterans memorial. Details are on page 1B.
C R school will transform Wilson Elementary into a first through eighth grade campus this fall officials say. Details appear on page 1B.
Michael W Smith and DC Talk delivered a high energy gospel infused show at the Five Seasons Center last night. The concert blended pop rock with hip hop rhythms and drew a large audience eager for faith based praise.
Hawkeyes coach Hayden Fry plans a basic spring game as players work toward readiness for the season. Details are on page 1C.
Willie Nelson told congressmen that the American dream is not working and that increased aid to farmers is the solution. He argued for stronger government support to agricultural sectors.
James Hall of Cedar Rapids was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of Susan Hajek. He maintained innocence from Linn County Jail saying the jury had no evidence linking him and plans to appeal. Police tests showed no fingerprints DNA or nail scrapings tying him to the crime.
Garry Woodward, former assistant attorney general who prosecuted James Hall for the 1973 strangling of Sarah Ann Ottens, told The Gazette that Hall’s 1974 conviction rested on solid evidence. He recalled informing the U S Supreme Court in the 1970s that Hall could react violently toward women if aroused by remarks. He said he cannot claim to have known the exact outcome.
Janis Owens defends care of Arabian and Appaloosa horses as Cedar Valley Humane Society and law officers seize animals after a winter deemed neglectful. About 30 horses are expected to be removed to welfare facilities while volunteers assist with loading into horse trailers. Owens, 47, says she plans to regain the horses and disputes the welfare findings.
Beach Party with beer bikinis and nostalgia shifts from Williamsburg to Amana Colonies Outdoor Convention Facility. Residents skeptical about hosting July 16 18 but business supporters back the move citing capitalistic gains while preserving family activities. Concerns include church founder traditions and cemetery sentiment, with local groups invited to manage concessions.
The Iowa Senate approved a plan to lower bond passage to a simple majority if voters approve a combined income and property tax for debt repayment. The measure allows 50 percent plus one of participating voters to back bonds issued by cities counties and schools for infrastructure.
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