30 Apr 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1993
Page
1
Barney McCullough a physician assistant practicing in Walker since 1979 is closing his clinic ending a long local medical presence. The brief notes the decision stems from frustrations with federal regulations and points readers to page 1B for more details.
Ezekiel Dry Bones a Cedar Rapids woman's terrier has been chosen to compete on a national game show for dogs. Details on page 1B.
Local notice notes Cornerstone Press relocates and breaks ground for a new building in Hiawatha as part of a spring wave of metro area business relocations. Details on page 5B.
State biologists report Canada geese show excellent nesting success on small Mississippi islands. Details on page 5C.
The shortest distance between two points is usually atop someone s head.
Raymond Burr, famed for Perry Mason, brings back his wheelchair bound detective Robert Ironside. The character returns Tuesday on NBC TV Vision in the Gazette’s TV preview section.
Scott County juror Roger Hofland said jurors found Hall and Debra Mayfield's testimony unconvincing and focused on inconsistent time frames. Hall, 39, was convicted of the March 20 1992 strangulation of Susan Hajek in Cedar Rapids after a trial moved from Linn County for pretrial publicity.
Terry Eschen receives the Carnegie Hero Award bronze medal for saving a 2 year old from a car on a southeast Cedar Rapids street May 29 1992. He is one of 14 nationwide honored this year by the Hero Fund Commission, which has named 7 724 recipients since 1904.
Bosnian Serbs agreed to discuss the Vance Owen plan again amid mounting pressure from Milosevic's Yugoslavia. U N mediators reopened talks in Athens as Clinton weighs tougher actions to force Serb compliance and possible strikes on artillery and supply lines.
Legislative leaders gave up on reaching a breakthrough on several deadlocked issues and shifted hope to a weekend shutdown. The 110th session faces budget bills, gambling, state salaries, drug testing, tax breaks on machinery, and a statewide fiber network as negotiators press to finish by next week if possible.
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