02 Aug 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1992
Page
1
Eastern Iowans travel to a Czech town once home to ancestors leveled during Nazi occupation. The visit honors heritage and reflects on historical memory amid an era marked by Olympic context.
A Life and Leisure note explores extraordinary space themed experiences and ideas. It highlights science curiosity, cultural fascination, and creative projects linked to astronomy and travel outside Earth.
Gazette staff writer Dale Kueter explores black white relations amid renewed scrutiny of King era ideals. Excerpts from Studs Terkel reveal ordinary Americans viewpoints as Rodney King voices frustration about progress and unity.
A Cedar Rapids neighborhood on Sixth Avenue SE tests race relations as black residents and white neighbors share moments on porches and sidewalks. Joe Williams and Anthony Rangel discuss work and harmony while editorials and quotes from Ugandan thinker Nugui Nazareth frame race.
AEGON USA plans North Pointe Plaza a $25 million 310000 square foot office complex in Cedar Rapids next to Edgewood Road NE. The phased project includes four buildings two five story towers a restaurant elevated plaza and pond with completion expected by 1993 and up to 100 workers during peak construction.
Two released prisoners testified that Serb forces run camps in Omarska and Brcko where Muslims and Croats were starved and executed. They claim over a thousand killed at Omarska and 1,350 killed at Brcko between May and mid June. Human rights officials fear systematic slaughter.
Tom Levi, president of the Cedar Rapids NAACP youth council, urges people of all colors and ages to unite. Youth Plus appears in Monday's Gazette highlighting community harmony and inclusion.
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