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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1992
Page
1
Cedar Rapids residents in Wellington Heights met city officials in a Taking Back the Neighborhood discussion aimed at reducing persistent problems. Details appear on page 1B.
Hayden Fry states he can adapt to any location despite being in New Jersey away from Iowa. He stresses readiness for the season and highlights the team’s preparation and resilience as he discusses the upcoming schedule and travel.
Jeanne Maclean Lawson, 75, of Atlanta, pleaded guilty to bank fraud in Savannah after admitting she cashed her deceased father Edmond Maclean's government retirement checks for 24 years, totaling over 123000 dollars. She obtained checks by visiting a Folkston post office to pick up Railroad Retirement Board benefits, though his death was in 1967.
Jon Kinzenbaw of rural Williamsburg rediscovered an old friend at the Iowa County Fair. The pair recalled years of plowing fields and mowing hay together from when Kinzenbaw was nine, as reported in Iowa Today in Saturday's Gazette.
President Bush directs 2000 to 5000 federal troops to assist hurricane victims in Florida amid criticism of slow relief. Officials in Dade County urge faster action and better coordination from Red Cross, National Guard, and federal agencies as 250000 remain homeless.
Fire heavily damaged a second story apartment above the Corner Tavern on Walker's main street and caused water and smoke damage to the business below. Owner Dale Meyer plans to rebuild and resume operations quickly while relying on community support.
A five to one Iowa Court of Appeals ruling overturns Kenneth Hardy's 1990 first degree murder conviction, citing Black Hawk County Judge George Stigler's alleged bias and prejudicial evidence linking Hardy to serial killer Ted Bundy. Attorneys plan next moves toward a new trial.
Grinnell College students launch a national poster campaign for Tammy J. Zywicki 21 who was last seen Sunday near I-80 between Utica and Ottawa Illinois. Troopers report no new leads as friends mobilize fliers nationwide and urge public tips.
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