Steam System Guarded From Floods Downtown
City workers spent the summer protecting steam pipes to keep heat flowing to 220 downtown buildings amid potential floodwaters. Details on page 1B.
07 Dec 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1993
Page
1
City workers spent the summer protecting steam pipes to keep heat flowing to 220 downtown buildings amid potential floodwaters. Details on page 1B.
Residents at a town meeting discussed reducing shootings by changing behavior and boosting cultural awareness. Participants explored community driven responses and showed interest in programs to address violence. Details appear on page 3B.
Skaters Tai Babilonia Randy Gardner and Linda Fratianne delivered world class performances at the Paramount last night. A review on page 4B notes the poetic program and festive showcase in ice artistry.
UNI basketball coach Eldon Miller cautions Big Ten rivals that Iowa poses a tough challenge as the two teams prepare for tonight's matchup. More details appear on page 1D.
Cedar Rapids legend Cam Johnson, the sole remaining player from the night, relives Cedar Rapids Panthers surprise victory over the Hawks. The veteran reflects on the thrill of that game as pages note further details on page 1D.
A light humor item suggests a haircut as a quick mental weight remover. The joke plays on the idea that changing hair can lift worries and refresh a mood.
Carol Gorman continues to write despite publishing twenty two books including a 1987 YA mystery that won two national awards. She has published twenty one more titles and is working on two additional projects as neighbors report in Wednesday's Gazette.
Gov. Terry Branstad unveils a juvenile justice package proposing a military style boot camp for 14 to 17 year olds not involved in violent crime. The plan targets gang activity, with a 50 acre Clarinda site eyed for boot camp plus possible prison expansion and potential federal funding. Branstad supports using boot camp as an alternative to Eldora for some youths while advocating prison for violent offenders.
The plan proposes a boot camp styled program for juveniles and allows law enforcement to add fingerprints and photos to the criminal records system. It also permits random school locker searches, makes firearm possession on school property a felony with limited exemptions, adds juvenile firearm offenses tied to gang or drug crimes, bans handgun transfer to those under 21, and lifetimes firearm rights removal for juveniles convicted of forcible felonies in adult court.
Lawrence M. Henning told Johnson County District Court he finally understood he fatally struck 13 year old Christopher Harding four days after the May 20 accident. He said he believed he hit a deer the night of the crash and that news reports later prompted his confession. He denied alcohol impairment, claiming he looked for a wounded deer after hearing a thump.
Former 3rd District Rep. Dave Nagle abandons bid for the Democratic nomination as Bonnie Campbell strengthens her campaign. He cites broader changes in Iowa politics including Fred Grandy potential entry and Campbell’s improved effort. Nagle remains available to support Campbell while urging leadership change for the state.
Space shuttle Endeavour crew wrestled the Hubble Space Telescope camera free from its slot in a nighttime operation. Astronauts Story Musgrave and Jeffrey Hoffmann handled the 620 pound unit with a fixture and careful wristwork to prevent sun damage as Mission Control monitored daylight transition.
Newsday reports a 16 percent one year rise in prostate cancer incidence based on 1990 data from the American Cancer Society. Lifetime risk now stands at one in eight for American men, driven largely by PSA testing adoption and detection.
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