Downtown Cedar Rapids retailers mull all day free parking
Merchants in downtown Cedar Rapids welcome the two hour Saturday free parking plan but favor free all day parking. Opinion on page 1B.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1990
Page
2
Merchants in downtown Cedar Rapids welcome the two hour Saturday free parking plan but favor free all day parking. Opinion on page 1B.
Iowa City victory as the Hawkeyes score 93 and defeat Chicago State 93 to 70 with the game highlighted on page 1C. Team notes and key performers are not listed in the brief.
Rockwell International will announce today how many salaried employees have decided to voluntarily leave the company. Its Avionics and Communications Division won two contracts for 4 million dollars to install communications systems and voice privacy units in 41 FAA aircraft. Details on page 6C.
Economists say average pay boosts will be offset by inflation and workers feel disappointed. The piece notes rising prices erode real gains and hints at widespread disappointment among employees. Details on page 9C.
Harry Slife, 67, a Republican from Cedar Falls, defeats Rose Angel 4714 to 3308 in a special election for Senate District 12 to fill Joy Corning's vacancy. Angel, 50, Waterloo city councilwoman, Democrat. turnout about 25 percent in Black Hawk County. Senate Democrats hold 28 to 22 edge.
A light quip contrasts temptation and opportunity, noting the thin line between them in a playful punchline.
Eastern Iowa neighborhoods report a wave of Christmas display thefts with Cedar Rapids recording nearly 20 incidents. Victims cite stolen lights and figurines including a $27 lighted Santa and four strings of lights worth over $100. Police say most thefts appear to be petty and kid related, alarming residents who fear the season’s spirit.
The Federal Reserve lowered the discount rate from 7 percent to 6.5 percent in a bold move to combat weakening economic activity. Analysts expect broader loan rate reductions, while the Dow jumped 33.41 points to 2626.73 as markets rallied. Cedar Rapids bankers offered mixed views, noting possible delayed effects on consumer loans.
The Bush administration announced a Gulf allies pact to keep the coalition intact should Baghdad strike Israel. European ministers refused Iraqi talks unless Tariq Aziz visits Washington. Bush said the coalition would not fall apart but gave no details.
Byron De La Beckwith, 70, of Signal Mountain Tennessee, linked to the 1963 ambush death of NAACP field secretary Medgar Evers, is indicted on new evidence and faces a third trial in Mississippi. He was arrested on a fugitive warrant and plans to fight extradition as he remains in frail health.
A University of Iowa study reports many children with high cholesterol later reach normal levels in adulthood. Published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, the finding may spark debate among physicians about early screening and future heart disease risk.
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