10 Aug 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1992
Page
1
Jennifer Moller 19, a University of Iowa student, was crowned Miss Linn County last night in Cedar Rapids. She will compete for Miss Iowa in June. Details on page 5B.
President Bush aims to accelerate Middle East peace talks to boost support among Jewish voters after assisting Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin’s election. Analysis on page 60.
A humorous quip defines a politician as one who shakes hands before elections and leaves people shaking their heads after taking office. The brief wry note captures a voters' skepticism about political promises and office performance.
Dietitian Judy Fitzgibbons reviews deli meats focusing on Healthy Choice and DuBuque products. She cautions readers to assume deli meats are high in sodium and notes concerns raised in the Tuesday Gazette by Food Plus.
New CLIA rules starting Sept 1 will bring federal oversight to about 6,000 Iowa laboratories beyond hospitals and independent labs. Physicians offices nursing homes home health hospices rural clinics and more will face accreditation inspection and survey fees, potentially raising costs and reducing access to lab tests. Denise Klinefelter of Pediatric Medical Center Cedar Rapids criticizes the expansion as excessive and burdensome.
Temperatures reached 90 in Cedar Rapids 91 in Decorah and 92 in Iowa City as hot muggy weather returns. Stores report air conditioner sales increasing with Best Buy Marion noting several units sold on Sunday while demand had been slow recently.
Western powers near a Security Council resolution to authorize force if needed to deliver relief in Bosnia as Serb leaders defuse fury over detention camp abuses. Red Cross inspectors plan to visit Serb run camps. Milan Panic tours Belgrade to counter claims of mass detention.
In Amsterdam area plans call for a 100 foot steel figure of a man filled with 20,000 loaves to be towed into the North Sea and sunk. Environmentalists oppose it as pollution while organizers call it a symbolic offering to the sea funded by public donations and bakers using local grain. The project has drawn protests and a government court challenge amid a $545000 cost and 7 dollar loaf sponsorships.
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