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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1992
Page
4
In Kenne t Maine Rabin met President Bush and Nixon Sunday praised a window of opportunity for a comprehensive Middle East peace. Nixon declared chances for a settlement better now than in 45 years. Bush offered Rabin an overnight stay at his seaside home.
Rabin moves to end Israel's siege mentality inviting Arab leaders to visit Jerusalem while halting new settlements and canceling 7 000 units. He meets Mubarak and Baker, hosts Boutros-Ghali, and tours the United States aiming to reassure U S backing at a pivotal Middle East conference.
Harold Russell of Hyannisport Mass sells his Oscar for 60500 to fund his wife’s eye operation and comfortable later years. The piece notes past owners including Emil Jannings and Barry Fitzgerald and recalls the film The Best Years of Our Lives about three veterans returning home.
The piece contrasts campaign props like half full venues and flattering lighting with broader issues such as Bosnia and urban decay. It argues press coverage focuses on staging and polls rather than substantive questions about candidates' integrity and policy. It urges restraint and focus on real-world impact as the season opens.
Citizens urged to reform Cedar Rapids from a commission system to a district council with a strong mayor. Proponents argue for clearer representation, longer terms, and citizen leadership to move the city into the 20th century and beyond.
A group of Christians conducted a prayer walk in Cedar Rapids older neighborhoods on Aug 1. They spoke of unity across races, shared faith, and renewed commitment to light the city. Participants emphasized love, repentance, and inviting others to join future walks.
The author urges immediate action by the president Congress and the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates and pass a large jobs bill. They advocate retraining displaced defense workers and shifting means testing Social Security Medicare and Medicaid while facing deficit concerns. Ends with signature Joseph Gerard Keeling.
Wellington Heights Showcase credits 250 neighborhood volunteers for a successful event with special thanks to chairs Neil Fallon and Jill Jones. The yearly effort has relied on corn detasseling, local contributions, and fundraisers, with Hawkeye Bank as a major sponsor supporting the grass roots neighborhood preservation.
Residents praise the Wellington Showcase at Redmond Park on Sunday in a spirited write up that contrasts sensational police crowd stories with a multi-ethnic crowd enjoying food art and entertainment. It argues housing pressures push locals into crowded conditions and praises the neighborhood's resilience.
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