22 Dec 1997
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1997
Page
1
Kent McCausland led Iowa with 17 points as the Hawkeyes posted a decisive first round win at the Christmas San Juan Shootout in Puerto Rico.
Jeff Easley of Wellman creates abstract wood sculptures in his downtown studio. He envisions his pieces hanging in the lobbies of five star hotels, hoping for wider exhibition and recognition. Details, 1B.
This notes that PC users can easily be gifted with software hardware disks and other accessories. It highlights keeping up with the latest trends and suggests practical ideas for Christmas shopping.
The item discusses widespread use of portable phones and calls for etiquette rules. It notes most people own four cellular devices and mentions discussion in Ac cent 5B.
Detroit Lions running back Barry Sanders becomes the third NFL player to rush for 2000 yards in a season after gaining 184 yards in a Lions victory over the Jets.
A cozy Tuesday Gazette menu offers sausage and potato stew with a green salad featuring goat cheese and apple bread pudding to ease a chilly evening by the fire.
Janusz Bardach, University of Iowa professor emeritus and plastic surgeon, reveals in May a new memoir Man is Wolf to Man about five years in Kolyma camps during World War II. He was sentenced to death for wartime treason and later released after more than 50 years.
A two part series reveals child labor in the United States with Alejandra six in Ohio fields and Li qing Ni fifteen in a Manhattan sweatshop. It notes 61,000 child field workers ages 14 to 17 and 123,000 children in fields overall, with many parents abroad.
United States may use force to open Iraqi weapons sites if diplomacy fails. Ambassador Richardson says U.N. support likely, despite France Russia and China's vetoes. Iraq vows U.N. inspectors will not enter presidential palaces.
Sherry Killion, director of training and education at the Iowa Peace Institute in Grinnell, says active listening changes lives and helps resolve conflicts in workplaces, churches, and schools. She notes many people fail as listeners, and acknowledging others diffuses disputes.
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