30 Apr 1991
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1991
Page
1
More than 800000 people nationwide walked to raise a record 58.5 million dollars for birth defect research. In Cedar Rapids about 6700 participants raised over 163000 dollars as 1400 communities joined a 20 kilometer walk. The total is 9 percent higher than last year per the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation.
A witty remark frames marriage as a dialogue and divorce as two monologues, highlighting the humor in relationship dynamics. The line presents a sharp, concise take on domestic life with a playful tone.
A strong 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Soviet Georgia on Monday, collapsing buildings in five mountain towns and killing at least 40. Police spokesman Zurab Kadzhaya in Kutaisi said rescuers searched ruined structures as Armenia reported no injuries.
President Bush said the Soviet Union is not credit worthy enough for a proposed 1.5 billion dollar U.S. grain loan. Officials say internal review recommends denying the request, though Bush has not yet informed Moscow and may seek alternative aid options. He expressed willingness to help but called the request “still up in the air.”
Wind and flood rain battered western and central Iowa while eastern areas flooded, delaying spring planting and prompting a Chelsea elementary flood day. The Iowa River rose above two feet at Marshalltown and is forecast to crest near four feet at Marengo. two tornadoes damaged homes nearby.
The Consumers Union says about half of 57 sampled credit files contain errors and one fifth have major inaccuracies. The report in Consumer Reports urges Congress to push bureaus to clean up files, citing risks of denied credit. Equifax and TRW defend system. Trans Union did not respond.
Jerry Scheppele a Garnavillo farmer and healing arts practitioner along with two associates Kathleen Wall and Kenneth Weninger were charged in Minnesota with practicing medicine without a license and theft by swindling after a five month probe. They were arrested by Martin County deputies the BCA and the FDA and released on bond. The trio say they treated hay fever to cancer with a radionics device claiming energy flow as key to healing.
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