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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1994

Page

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Slamming Report At Cedar Rapids Sheraton

A Cedar Rapids man faced a $26.32 bill for two long distance calls from a Sheraton pay phone. Calls were switched to Oncor Communications without hotel authorization, triggering a probe by the hotel and complaints to US West and the FCC. The issue, described as illegal, reflects a growing nationwide phenomenon.

Gazene Sheraton Cedar Rapids Jim Schnell US West Oncor Communications Inc At&t Sue Hutchcroft the Sheraton Oncor Hutchcroft Dallas the Gazette Texas Maryland Greg Weiss Federal Communications Commission

Health care debate opens amid turmoil in Senate

The Senate starts full debate on Clinton health care reform after a year of national confusion. Majority Leader George Mitchell trims the bill to appease special interests and faces GOP amendments and possible filibuster. Senator Phil Gramm vows to use every power to stop a government takeover.

Baltimore Sun Washington Senate Bill Clinton Clinton George Mitchell Maine Bill Mitchell U.S. Senate America Phil Gramm Texas

Leavenworth wildfires hurt tourism profits in town

As wildfires burn in the West the Bavarian themed town of Leavenworth Washington reports lost tourism profits. Local groups aim to restore the Benton County roadhouse to preserve Lincoln Highway history. Ramblin page 1B. Christy Henrich family seeks safety driven insights into tragedy of eating disorders.

Leavenworth, Wash Benton County Christy Henrich

Embargo Weighs on Haiti Port Operations

Haitian men move a coal cart as a U.S. Coast Guard cutter anchors at the main port of Port au Prince. A U.N. embargo enforced by U.S. warships has restricted fuel, pressuring military rulers to yield power.

Coast Guard Portou-Prince Haiti U.N U.S

Commission eyes Social Security cuts for the wealthy

A presidential commission on entitlement reform signals little support for broad Social Security cuts, but may back means testing higher earners. The panel voted 30 to 1 to publish an interim report warning of long-term deficits and urging balance of Medicare Medicaid Social Security and other programs while delaying concrete policy choices.

Washington Post Washington Congress Son Commission

Gazette's Neighborhood Celebration Moves to Mound View

The Gazette hosts a five hour event at Polk Elementary School in Mound View on the city’s northeast side starting at 3 p.m. Today marks the kickoff of a summer long project to spotlight Cedar Rapids area neighborhoods with a two page Saturday spread and newsroom staffers on hand for feedback.

Gazette Mound View Polk Cedar Rapids Gazette Newsroom Mark Bowden Anne Scholl Boyer Duane Crock Dan Dundon George C. Ford Dan Geiser Bridget Janus Betsy Kutter Jim Lynch Dave Morris Dave Rasdal Lynn M. Tefft L.W. Ward Oline Stigers The

Neighborhood Celebration Schedule Highlights Activities

At 4 p.m. PATCH tae kwon do members perform a demonstration. A 4:30 p.m. reading fun workshop by Oline Stigers of The Gazette DIA will teach kids to use the paper to boost reading. 5–6 p.m. Meet Gazette columnist Dave Rasdal. 6:15 p.m. The Gazette will pose a group photo of attendees. 6:30 p.m. Grant Wood All City Drum Corps performs. 7 p.m. City officials answer neighbor questions.

Patch Tae Kwon Do Oline Stigers The Gazette the Gazette Grant Wood

Reluctant hero from Marion stops armed robbery in Houston

Jay Underwood, 31, a Linn-Mar High School and Drake University graduate, was in a Houston Stop N Go parking lot when a gunman fleeing police forced him from his car. He retrieved two guns from the suspect and helped officers subdue him, avoiding injury and saying he acted to protect others.

Tom Fruehling Underwood Houston Don Liz Underwood 26Th Ave Marion Drake University

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