05 Dec 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1992
Page
1
University of Iowa health sciences faculty express opposition to the proposed health sciences vice president. Sources say the faculty are unhappy with the choice, fueling campus debate. Details on page 1B.
An AU research team secured a key round of federal approval on Friday to pursue human gene therapy for cystic fibrosis patients. Details appear on page 3B.
Norwest Bank Iowa in Cedar Rapids was among eight nationwide recipients Friday honored with the President's Historic Preservation Award, the top U.S. honor for privately funded historic preservation. Details on page 60.
Humorous quip notes that success matters less than avoiding point shaving, framing sports integrity with a sly twist.
Workers reflect on the Charles City plant closure after producing White tractors. Many employees, now in their 50s, describe pride in the work and the impact of the shutdown as the plant ends production.
President Bush unveils a four phase plan to send 28 000 U S troops to Somalia under Operation Restore Hope with 1 800 Marines to land next week as part of a multinational force. Powell says the mission aims to secure relief deliveries and transition to a U N peacekeeping force within two to three months.
The U S unemployment rate falls to 7.2 percent the fifth decline in a row with payrolls up 105000 jobs to 108.6 million. Economists say the recovery strengthens and advise caution on a stimulus plan while focusing on long term deficits. Gavin Sperling comments on Clinton advisers say early to judge impact on policy.
Al McGee, African-American owner of Al's Hangout at 1207 Fourth Ave SE Cedar Rapids, closes after 11 years amid claims of unfair treatment linked to racism. Patrons recall a neighborhood gathering spot while others label it drug-centered and dangerous. owner questions fairness and awaits liquor license implications.
Teri Lass 30 of Norwalk faces a first degree murder charge in the death of her 6 day old son Shane. A mistrial due to extensive publicity led to a possible move east of Newton for a retrial. Witnesses and jurors noted prior exposure to the case as the court weighs a new trial date and location.
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