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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1992
Page
5
The Iowa Division of Labor Services OSHA bureau lists fines for multiple safety violations. Fines include 4500 for missing fire alarms and two emergency exits at several sites, 4500 for unguarded wall openings 31 feet high, 4500 for missing guardrails on open floors, 3150 for lack of emergency eyewash stations at three sites, and 3150 for missing machine guarding at two sites.
Penford, C.R. plant faces 44 citations with fines totaling 91 800. Violations include missing guard rails on elevated work platforms and floor openings, ignition precautions for flammable liquids, live electrical exposure, and improper lighting wiring. Sixteen items require immediate action. company contests some items. Penford has until Sept. 9 to respond. Earlier this year a sulfur dioxide leak hospitalized five workers.
South Korea and China plan formal diplomatic relations next week with a final agreement in Beijing during Foreign Minister Lee Sang-ook's visit. Western sources say the move aims to ease Seoul's tensions with North Korea and may affect Seoul's ties with Taiwan.
Iowa delegates toured Houston attractions between events during the Republican National Convention. Governor Terry Branstad led a family values day trip to Galveston while others visited a luxury mall, met Charlton Heston, and attended fund raising luncheons hosted by Sen. Phil Gramm. Delegates also toured the Texas Medical Center and greeted Dan Quayle.
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad defended Republican attacks on Hillary Clinton saying she made herself fair game with her public stance on children's rights and the law. He contrasted Barbara Bush’s more deferential profile and argued that politics invites scrutiny of any and all figures.
Bush defends traditional values and pledges to veto overspending while proposing tax relief, open markets, and debt reduction. He calls for a box tax code tweak to earmark funds toward reducing the national debt as he seeks a second term. Clinton’s lead narrows in CBS poll to 51 to 40.
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