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Cedar Rapids con man arrested after scam claim
Dana Rodney Phillips of Cedar Rapids was arrested Friday morning in a downtown restaurant after allegedly duping two more people by claiming he needed money to hire a wrecker for his supposedly disabled car. Details on page 1B.
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New Synod President Al Barry Reflects On Parish Roots
The Rev. Al Barry of Cedar Rapids rises as the new president designate of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. He recalls formative years serving as a parish pastor and guiding congregations before taking on the church leadership role. Details on page 5B.
Rockwell Union Faces Ultimatum Over Final Contract Offer
Cedar Rapids Rockwell division workers in data entry and computing receive an ultimatum on a last contract offer. A strike remains a possibility depending on the response. Page 6C holds more details.
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Hoops GBA team finds Cedar Rapids home
Rich Wolfe's fledgling Global Basketball Association entry reaches a winter deal to play at the Five Seasons Center in Cedar Rapids. The arrangement was announced Friday and ends the search for a home.
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Today’s Chuckle on Generational Irritation Gap
A light humor strip ponders how the younger generation feels more irritating the farther one drifts from it, framing the gag as a sly commentary on age and perspective.
Gratzon charting new business path after ice cream company
Fred Gratzon, once tied to the Great Midwestern Ice Cream Co. rise and fall, is moving ahead with a new venture. This overview appears on Page 1A of Sunday’s Ga zette.
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Hall indicted in murder case in Linn County Iowa
James W. Hall was indicted for first degree murder in the March 20 strangulation of Susan Hajek in Cedar Rapids. Hall, 38, held on 1 million dollar bond as a grand jury returned the indictment after a week of evidence gathering. The case recalls the 1973 nursing student Sarah Ottens dorm murder at the University of Iowa where Hall was once convicted then exonerated on appeal.
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Crime victims fund faces large gap in restitution collections
Eastern Iowa figures show the Crime Victim Compensation Fund paid over 500000 to victims but collected only about 25000 in fiscal year 1992 across 25 counties. Statewide 1555 claimants received 19 million, with just over 66000 recovered from convicts.
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Deputies Cleared in Linn County Shooting
The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation ruled three Linn County deputies acted in self defense when they shot Gary Humble five times after he advanced with a 12 gauge shotgun in his Whittier home. Humble was unarmed at the moment of the shooting and died at the scene.
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Nations Offer Troops For Bosnia As U.N. Resolution Looms
Spain France and Turkey offered troops or officers to Bosnia under the UN resolution to secure food and medicine deliveries. The US moved the carrier Saratoga closer to shore to support humanitarian shipments. NATO rejected a 100000-soldier relief corridor plan, seeking lighter options. Mazowiecki to investigate atrocities in Bosnia and former Yugoslavia.
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GOP Entertainers at Houston Convention Stir Family Values Debate
At the Republican National Convention in Houston, performers with publicized divorces and nontraditional relationships take the stage. Tanya Tucker, Wynonna Judd, and Lee Greenwood headline Family Night with open discussions on marriage, motherhood, and public perception.
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