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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1996
Page
2
The piece notes Brinkley on air calling Clinton “a bore” and later apologizing, with Cronkite defending Brinkley’s role. It also covers Reich leaving the cabinet, Prop 209 backlash, church and state issues, and the UN secretary general veto, closing with Mike Deupree’s column note.
The notice urges readers to recycle newspapers and drop them at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW Cedar Rapids Iowa or via nearby recycling locations. The paper is published daily by The Gazette Company with postal and subscription details included.
Cartoonist Jules Feiffer will donate his papers and hundreds of drawings and book illustrations to the Library of Congress. An exhibition of Feiffer works runs in the Madison Building through Jan. 31, 1997, featuring pieces from the Village Voice and other outlets plus movie scripts and children’s book illustrations. Feiffer won a 1961 Academy Award for Munro.
Police say five teenagers drawn to a vampire role playing game beat to death a Florida parent after forming clubs and dressing as vampires. Four teens are jailed in Louisiana awaiting extradition. 19-year-old Dana Cooper is back in Florida on murder charges.
The event marks the inauguration of James R. Pfifer at Coe College. It will occur Saturday from 8 p.m. to midnight in Eby Field House with performances by the Coe Crimson and Gold jazz bands and the Cedar Rapids Jazz Big Band. The Gazette had reported the wrong day.
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