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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1992
Page
2
Mike Deupree laments late night TV cluttered with self help products and exercise pitches while noting Congress pressure on networks to curb violence during hours when children might watch. He argues for keeping some adult content on air but questions timing and tone for viewers sick with a cold.
The Gazette urges readers to recycle by dropping newspapers in recycling boxes at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW and Econofoods 1800 51st St. The paper notes commitment to future agriculture and prints using recycled ink.
The Gazette corrects incorrect 1992 budget figures for Cedar Rapids City Council 635 203 Animal Control 504 314 and Recreation 1.8 million including swimming pool and Special Olympics programs. Readers with complaints about accuracy can call 398 8313.
The schedule lists three shows in Iowa City: The Dining Room at Iowa City Community Theatre with 8 p.m. performances and varied ticket tiers. The Gift of the Magi at Riverside Theatre with 8 p.m. shows and student pricing. and A Christmas Carol by Old Creamery Theatre at Price Creek Stage with Thursday 8 p.m. shows and multi-tier pricing. An Evening of Caroling follows at John W. Colloton Atrium hosted by The Heartbeats and University Hospitals Choir for ages 16 and up.
Community calendar highlights a Festival of Trees in Elkader at Osbourne Conservation Center with free admission and a food drive. Other events include Brucemore tours, MAGIC David Copperfield shows at Paramount Theatre, comedy at Penguins, Mickey Zucker Reichert book event, Third Thursday at Cedar Rapids Museum of Art, health clinic, and multiple city meetings and recycling drive details.
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