Baseball scores from major leagues
Yankees rout Athletics 14 to 3 while Angels edge Red Sox 3 to 2 and Indians top Twins 5 to 1. White Sox beat Rangers 3 to 2, Royals win 7 to 2 over Tigers, Mariners 10 over Orioles 8, Brewers 10 over Blue Jays, Phillies 9 over Reds 2, Giants 9 over Cubs 1, Braves 4 over Expos 2, Pirates 3 over Padres 2, Cardinals 12 over Astros 4, Mets versus Dodgers listed as late.
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Pit bull charge owner accused prejudice in Cedar Rapids
Anthony argues City Veterinarian Russell Anthony is targeting his two pit bull terriers due to breed prejudice. Greg McGraw faces a harboring vicious animals charge as the case unfolds with details on page 1B.
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Iowa considers vaccine rule for all greyhound tracks
The Iowa Racing Commission weighs a state wide vaccination certificate requirement for all dogs racing at Iowa’s three greyhound tracks after a deadly East Coast virus spread recently. Details on page 6B.
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Iowa Exports Seen Benefiting From Pork Sales and NAFTA
Experts predict Iowa will prevail in agricultural trade as expanded pork sales to Soviet republics and a proposed North American Free Trade Agreement favor the state. Details on page 4C.
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Hawkeye NC State Kickoff Classic faces weak ticket rush
Organizers warn the Iowa versus North Carolina State game in New Jersey may draw the smallest crowd in a decade as ticket sales lag. Details on page 1D.
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Toddlers potty training behind trickle-down joke
A lighthearted cartoon caption jokes about toddlers and potty training with a political spin. The humor plays on the idea of trickle-down theory in a humorous family context.
Move Over Madonna Small Cedar Rapids studios thrive
A Cedar Rapids recording engineer says anyone can make a record and the idea is catching on as small studios experience brisk business. The Friday Gazette notes local interest in home and small studio productions.
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Bush nominating convention centers on family campaign theme
President Bush secured the Republican nomination for a second term at a family night convention in Crawfordsville Iowa with Barbara Bush and his children present. Labor Secretary Lynn Martin introduced Bush and framed America as better off since four years ago.
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Iowans Doubt Perot Reenters Presidential Race
Iowa GOP delegates and officials doubt Ross Perot will reenter the race. Governor Terry Branstad says Perot is not a serious contender and expects the president and Arkansas governor to lead the field. Perot hinted at a return in a CBS News interview and offered to back any candidate who supports his tax plan.
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Grassley laments Eastern snobs at GOP convention
U.S. Senator Charles Grassley says the Bush White House overlooks him due to a perception of weak election risk. He cites Eastern snobs running the GOP National Convention while noting his own Midwestern background and hog farmer image. Grassley asserts more support could come if viewed as vulnerable.
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Ethanol Tug of War Over Reformulated Fuels
President Bush prepared to boost corn ethanol in a Springfield speech amid a split White House view on ethanol in 1995 reformulated fuels. Agriculture Secretary Madigan urges overrule of EPA on the waiver for nine worst ozone cities, while EPA head Reilly sticks to proposed rules.
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Allies warn Iraq over no fly zone threats
The United States Britain and France plan reconnaissance flights over southern Iraq to monitor Shiite treatment and threaten attack if Iraq interferes with flights. The three ambassadors will warn Iraq's U N envoy early next week as Scowcroft confirms plans while Saddam is urged to stop flying.
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