Cedar Rapids Schools Delay Second Vote on Levy
Cedar Rapids Community Schools will not seek another vote on an instructional support levy before next September. Details on page 1B.
18 Dec 1990
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1990
Page
1
Cedar Rapids Community Schools will not seek another vote on an instructional support levy before next September. Details on page 1B.
The College Community school board reduces the second phase cost of the high school construction project. Details appear on page 3B.
Liquor and tobacco retailers nationwide must calculate fresh federal excise taxes on stock by year end. Some Cedar Rapids store owners say the timing is difficult. Details on page 6C.
The Harlan Pruess farm near Lowden faced costly toxic corn cleanup. The project cost Iown 110,923 dollars and the Department of Natural Resources seeks recovery. Page 6B.
The European Community Commission proposes extending compensation to the United States for reduced U S corn exports to avoid retaliatory measures. Details on page 9D.
The winless Chicago State University Cougars meet 7-1 Iowa at Carver-Hawkeye Arena tonight. Iowa coach Tom Davis says he treats Chicago State as a serious opponent despite the records. Details on page 1D.
A light humorous quip notes that keeping up with the Joneses becomes outdated as they refinance, playing on money shifts and modern budgeting with a sly financial twist.
Steve Barnes recalls a Christmas dream turned fatal when his 9 year old son Jody Barnes was shot in the abdomen and died at University Hospitals after a shotgun accident. Barnes recounts the incident, time away shopping, and a teenager attempting to fix the gun when it discharged.
Westdale Shopping Mall hosts a two day event from 2 to 8 p m where customers can star in and buy their own music video. For ten dollars plus one hundred dollars in receipts dated December 14 through 18 participants pick a song and choose from thirty backgrounds while a green screen and dubbed backgrounds create the final video. About 75 spectators watch as Jennifer Bierman and others lip sync to songs like Blue Christmas Ice Ice Baby and Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer.
The Bush administration will reverse an Education Department ruling that federal funds may not support scholarships based solely on race. Assistant Secretary Michael Williams backs a full retreat and will announce the reversal at a news conference amid White House pressure.
Secretary of State James Baker warned NATO members that Iraq might stage a partial withdrawal as a ploy while President Bush insisted there would be no negotiation for even an inch of Kuwaiti territory. Iraq called up reservists and refused to bow to U.S. demands to leave Kuwait. NATO ministers demanded a complete Iraqi withdrawal and restoration of Kuwait’s sovereignty as a condition for peace, rejecting partial solutions.
Governor Terry Branstad outlined plans to trim state spending through layoffs by attrition, department mergers, and deauthorizations to balance the budget without a major tax increase. Democrats promised to close deficits up to 82.6 million for this year and 247.7 million for 1992 using current revenue sources while pursuing priority programs.
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