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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1995

Page

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Nichols brothers charged in Michigan explosives case linked to McVeigh

The U S government charged Terry and James Nichols with Michigan explosives conspiracies from 1992 to 1994. They face up to 20 years and 500000 dollars each, while investigations tie them to Timothy McVeigh after the Oklahoma bombing as rescue crews count 96 dead. A motel sketch described John Doe 2 as a nervous man with a foreign accent.

Kansas FBI Alfred P. Murrah James Nichols McVeigh Nichols Brothers Detroit Terry Nichols Washington America

Clinton vows to partner with states on reducing government in Iowa

President Clinton used the Iowa Senate chamber for a historic joint session speech denouncing the Oklahoma bombing and pledging to work with states to cut government. He promoted farm policy, welfare reform, and federal programs while calling Iowa pivotal in his re election bid. Local leaders called the trip historic and politically significant as Iowa prepares to vote early next year.

Rod Boshart Des Moines ES Moines Clinton Iowa Senate Oklahoma United States Ames Jack Rife Durant South Midwest Arkansas

Clinton Seeks Education Shield Over Deficit Cuts

At a conference Clinton faces multiple concerns beyond the farm bill. Rural residents present a long list of problems with few concrete solutions while urging policy balance to protect education funding.

Clinton

Coralville approves plan for regional mall project

Coralville city council unanimously approved an amended land use plan and rezoning paving the way for a regional mall by General Growth Properties east of Highway 965 between Highway 6 and Interstate 80. The 865000 square foot complex will open with four department stores in fall 1997, include a 45000 square foot theater and a 600 seat food court, and will not use North Boston Way for access.

Coralville West Coralville Tom Gill General Growth Properties of Des Moines Iowa City Old Capitol Mall Sycamore Mall Cedar Rapids Westdale Mall Lindale Mall John Bergstrom General Growth Properties A Food Jeff Shank Planning and Zoning Commission Shank Boston Way North Boston Way Bergstrom al Axeen the Gazette

Ely musician Gayla Drake Paul featured in Up Close

Local musician Gayla Drake Paul of Ely studied with diverse teachers, reflecting a varied artistic career. Details are in Up Close on page 7B. The Gazette marks American Home Week with a special pullout section today.

Gayla Drake Paul Ely Gazette the Gazette

Iowa firms reshuffle names in regional finance links

Des Moines entities realign branding with AmerUS Group and AmerUs Bank while Iowa Realty absorbs Byers & Happel and Midland Savings Bank. Details on page 50.

Central Companies of Des Moines Amerus Group Byers & Happel Iowa Realty Midland Savings Bank AmerUs Bank

ISU converts old gym for National Rural Conference

Memorial Union Great Hall transforms for a presidential visit. Two bookcases close entrances and 70 yards of charcoal carpet cover the floor as 90 White House staffers and local police support the event alongside the U S Department of Agriculture. The setup aims for a study like backdrop with a new desk built in 30 hours after approval.

White House Clinton Sluis U.S. Department of Agriculture

Iowa Utilities Board orders overall rate cuts for IES Utilities

The Iowa Utilities Board enacted an overall reduction in IES Utilities electric rates for its 325,000 customers. Details on exact impacts by region pending, with northern and southeastern areas likely seeing lower bills and some former Iowa Southern customers facing mixed results.

Rod Boshart Des Moines Iowa Utilities Board Cedar Rapids Southeastern Territories Southern Territory Iowa Southern Utilities Iowa Southern Iowa Electric IES Utilities IUB Union Electric IES OCA

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