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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1994
Page
1
Gazette staff report shows law officers probing a shooting at a home near Main and Fourth streets in Dundee. Two unmarried residents found dead, with Delware County Sheriff Ron Wilhelm confirming the scene and IAD called. Identities withheld pending relatives’ notification.
President Clinton said he would sign either Democratic health care plan now before Congress. He urged Republicans to back a universal coverage path and noted hearings on Whitewater as the push continues alongside a $33 billion anti crime bill.
Brief item notes that Armstrong's department store case in Cedar Rapids could wrap up soon. It references Vie Gallo of Oelwein and mentions Nile Kinnick with details promised on page 3B.
Elvis fans fear Graceland could resemble Michael Jacksons Neverland after Lisa Marie Presley marriage. The piece notes concerns about the shrine losing its traditional aura with heightened public attention.
An Iowa City ex-wife says James Stromer, a 48 year old life lifer who escaped from a North Carolina maximum security prison with fellow inmate Thomas Bonney, has put her and their children in hiding. Authorities report Bonney was hospitalized for injuries after the 8:30 a.m. escape from Central Prison Raleigh. Stromer, convicted in 1990 for rapes and murder-for-hire plots, has ties to Traer and Wapello Iowa, and his ex-wife warns she and their daughters are his targets.
A 22 year old man was tear gassed and robbed early Wednesday on First Avenue SE. Police report the stereo worth 500 dollars and 150 dollars in CDs were stolen after suspects fled. The crime follows a pattern of assaults and robberies along First Avenue this summer involving Coe College students and others.
Dorothy Tauke 79 of Dyersville accuses state and county officers of acting in a Western movie after her son Dale Tauke 52 died near his Farley area home following a 24 hour standoff. Authorities say gunfire may have ended the incident and autopsy will reveal if Tauke died by self inflicted or police fire.
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