05 Aug 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1992
Page
1
Cedar Rapids residents and 8,000 other communities spent last night outside with neighbors for National Night Out to raise crime and drug prevention awareness. Details on page 1B.
Democratic presidential nominee Bill Clinton and running mate Al Gore schedule a Cedar Rapids stop at the Quaker Oats plant from 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday. The campaign also announced times for other Iowa stops. Details on page 6B.
Crestview Acres in Marion avoided Medicaid certification decertification after a third inspection found compliance. DIA had threatened removal in May, but corrections by July 22 24 led to rescinding the decertification. 93 of 123 residents were on Medicaid at the time.
James Hall says he will testify Monday at 1 15 p m before a Linn County grand jury He believes he was set up for another murder charge in the Ottens case and will tell the truth as he did before He denies involvement in the March Hajek strangulation and says prosecutors may tailor a case to fit him.
The Security Council urged warring Bosnian factions to open detention centers for UN inspection after claims of Serb run camps torturing Croats and Slavic Muslims. The statement lacks binding force, while Muslim nations push for force to deliver relief. The report notes about 70,000 people in camps and 40,000 Serb prisoners in Muslim and Croat camps. In Sarajevo a mortar strike at a cemetery killed and wounded mourners as aid airlifts were paused for three days.
A graft from a donor bone used by Mercy Medical Center bone bank corrects a leg growth issue in Stacy Evenson, who was nine when she broke her leg in an accident. The procedure is reported in Health and Science in Thursday’s Gazette.
French virologist Dr. Luc Montagnier, who discovered HIV, argues vaccines should target mycoplasma along with HIV. He says mycoplasma may activate dormant HIV, complicating AIDS and offering new vaccine paths. He spoke at Iowa State University and Iowa venues amid ongoing AIDS research.
City officials warn crowded low income housing and basement occupancy raise fire risk after a fatal blaze at 123 First Ave SW. Melique Whiteside, 3, died as inspectors report overcrowding and lack of proper living spaces in basement areas. Officials see housing shortages and landlord practices as contributing factors.
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