C R benefit walk cuts church time in Cedar Rapids
March of Dimes Cedar Rapids WalkAmerica is a good cause, but church leaders say the timing could be better. Details, 8A.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1998
Page
1
March of Dimes Cedar Rapids WalkAmerica is a good cause, but church leaders say the timing could be better. Details, 8A.
Kristin Knight of Iowa City won the Drake Relays girls 100 meter dash with a 12.54 second run. Laura Ashhcroft of Ankeny finished second in 12.76 seconds. Rockwell Collins and union leaders continue talks under an extension to May 9 on contract issues.
The Court of Appeals resolved a custody education disagreement, siding with the parents after they failed to agree on which school their 6-year-old child should attend.
A second Petro-N-Provision shop is planned at the Mount Vernon Road and Highway 13 intersection. The upcoming store aims to expand service area and accessibility for local customers.
A $2.75 million project aims to expand and preserve Oakland Cemetery in Iowa City. The initiative seeks to improve burial plots, landscaping, and historic preservation within the site, aligning with city planning efforts detailed in section 1B.
Noel and Dawn Washburn reflect on the events leading to the April 30 1997 Cedar Rapids bank robbery and the months after the death of their son Ryan. The Gazette reports on their memory and the impact on family life a year later.
Independent and minor league games in the Midwest offer fans a chance to see live baseball up close at bargain, old-time prices. Travel and Arts highlights in Sunday editions showcase accessible regional games and local flavor.
Judge William Eads denied General Mills an injunction against Valley Transfer Systems and dismissed its lawsuit seeking to block the $4.2 million waste transfer plant near 4800 Edgewood Rd. SW. General Mills may appeal within 30 days. the Garnants plan to move ahead with a site development plan after court action.
The Iowa GOP gubernatorial forum hosted by the Iowa Newspaper Association on PBS was marked by sharp exchanges as front-runner Jim Lightfoot defended deep tax cuts and handed a pocket knife to challenger David Oman who had attacked him over campaign appearances. Oman returned the knife and quipped about Lightfoot, while rival Paul Pate called the stunt irresponsible and in poor taste, warning about school safety implications.
The FDA proposed rules to bar claims that cures or prevents diseases for vitamins and herbal products. Firms could only note general benefits like immune support or healthy cholesterol, not disease treatment. A 120 day comment period will precede final implementation.
The Emma Goldman Clinic and six Iowa City doctors sue Attorney General Tom Miller to stop July 1 enforcement of the Iowa partial birth abortion ban. Plaintiffs include Jennifer Niebyl Noelle Bowdler Susan Johnson Ann Laros Robert Kretzschmar and Veronika Kolder.
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