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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1992
Page
5
A University of Iowa survey shows 91 percent of recent graduates join group practices with about half in hospital sponsored sites. Nearly half of 1986 90 graduates question local school quality and many prefer nearby specialists, influencing practice location. Most doctors stay in Iowa or the Midwest.
The American Bar Association's House of Delegates voted 276 to 168 to end neutrality on abortion, enabling the group to join court cases and testify on legislation. The ABA Assembly backed the measure nearly two to one, despite Bush administration opposition led by Attorney General William Barr.
Michael Lemko 73, an American trapped in the Soviet Union after World War II, says authorities beat him jailed him and labeled him a spy as he tried repeatedly to return to the United States. He lives with his wife Stefa in Petrichi near Lvov and recalls police watching him since the war.
The United States hinted at a U.N. Security Council action to create a protected zone for Shiites in southern Iraq if Baghdad continues repression. The warning, voiced by Ambassador Edward Perkins, cites human rights abuses and stalled U.N. cooperation.
An August preprint ad corrects Steadyrider Gas Car and Steadyrider Gas Struts prices to 17.49 each and 24.49 each, and Roadhandler Gas Carts and Gas Struts to 39.99 each and 27.99 each or 34.99 each respectively. The note apologizes for any customer inconvenience.
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