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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1992

Page

13

Pesticide debate erupts in Senate race in Iowa

Democratic challenger Jean Lloyd-Jones accuses incumbent Charles Grassley of taking pesticide company donations to block curbs on farm chemicals. She cites hazy exports and imports, urging an outlaw on exports of chemicals unusable in the United States. Grassley defends by pointing to border inspections and use of certain chemicals in developing nations.

Des Moines Iowa U.S. Senate Jean Lloyd-Jones Charles Grassley Lloyd-Jones U.S United States Grassley Caran Kolbe McKee Senate

Assault charge filed against Hiawatha teen

Matthew S. Uhde, 18, of Hiawatha, arrested for assault causing bodily injury after allegedly chasing and pushing Darrin Andre, 29, into a Taco Bell door, injuring his head at 2 a.m. at 624 First Ave. E. in Linn County. Charges to be reviewed by the Linn County Attorney's Office.

The Gazette Linn County Matthew S. Uhde Hiawatha Darrin Andre D Ave. NE First Ave Uhde Andre

Fire Calls Log From Cedar River to 12th Avenue

Saturday entries report a mistaken alarm at 699 Cedar River 6:53 p.m. a steam check at 1599 B Ave NE 8:45 p.m. an accidental alarm at 501 Sixth St S 9:59 p.m. Sunday notes a cigarette to mattress at 3141 Emerald Ave SE 9:46 p.m. a car fire at 180 Collins Rd NE 1:17 p.m. and a grease fire on a stove at 2731 12th Ave SW 4:09 p.m.

Cedar River B Ave. NE Sixth St. S Emerald Ave Collins Rd 12Th Ave

Fire kills boy as sister battles severe burns

A late night blaze left Susan Whiteside and five children homeless. Three year old Melique Whiteside died after rescue attempts failed. Two tenants were displaced and two other children escaped with two rescued by passers by. The boy is to be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery after a 2:30 p.m. graveside service.

Unique Whiteside Melique Whiteside Oak Hill Susan Whiteside Demik Melique

Travel Weather for 24 Major Cities on CITYLINE

Cityline provides travel weather updates for 24 major cities covering current conditions, temperature ranges, and brief forecasts. Dial 363-7000 extension 2200 for the category 2200 travel weather briefing and city-by-city details.

Sustainable agriculture meet aims to ease farm divide

At Champaign Illinois a three day conference on Participatory Research and Education for Agricultural Sustainability sought to bridge gaps between conventional and sustainable farming. About 300 farmers and agronomists heard calls to combine science with practical needs while debates over chemical use and yields continued.

Champaign, Ill University of Illinois John Gerber National Resources Defense Council The National Resources Committee Chemical Industry Masumoto Practical Farmers In Iowa

Arkansas teen's New York model run nets award

John Willett, 17, from Little Rock, traveled to Cedar Rapids then New York for the International Model and Talent Association contest. He placed first runner-up in junior boys talent, earning 300 dollars while competing among about 60 youths in a 2,500-strong event.

Donna Lee Olson Arkansas Cedar Rapids New York John Willett Little Rock Nancy Garberson Sylvan Lane SE Willett Iowa International Model and Talent Association Corrine Shover Schools Shover

Des Moines Woman With AIDS Denies Prostitution Claim

Christy Field, a Des Moines woman with AIDS, says she has not worked as a prostitute and claims police target her due to her condition. A man reportedly admitted hiring her for sex, and Field faces a current prostitution charge with bond set at 5,000. Authorities reconsidered harsher charges, noting uncertainty over whether she could have transmitted the virus through violence.

DES Moines Christy Field Field Patricia Houlihan Houlihan Polk County John Sarcone Sarcone

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