Cedar Rapids voted police station plans kept private
The new police station approved by Cedar Rapids voters last month will be planned with minimal public input. Details appear on page 1B.
23 Dec 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1993
Page
1
The new police station approved by Cedar Rapids voters last month will be planned with minimal public input. Details appear on page 1B.
A University of Iowa professor says there is no proof that radioactive iodine tests were conducted on newborns at University Hospitals in the 1950s. Page 1B has more details.
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that the state must refund Phillips Petroleum Co five hundred thousand dollars in a recent treasury dispute. Details on page 4B.
Duke squeaks by Iowa 79 76 as both teams show heart and effort in a tense late game. The narrow win keeps Duke ahead in a close contest with strong finishes from key players.
Kate Galligan, once Miss Iowa, now at the University of Nebraska, returns from a knee injury as she seeks a strong season. The piece notes her recovery and anticipated impact for the Cornhuskers.
The Iowa City station KRNA reveals a new team for Those Guys in the Morning described as notably younger than previous hosts. The Gazette notes additional differences as fans await weekend programming changes.
A Cedar Rapids couple recounts a November 7 one car crash after their seat belts likely prevented serious injuries. Witnesses described a five roll sequence with a tree snag halting further damage. The couple credits wearing seat belts for their survival.
CRST Inc. promotes Michael Wood to president and COO as the Cedar Rapids carrier plans to hire about 250 drivers and 125 trucks in 1994. The firm, with 1,850 drivers, will expand using technology while avoiding extra administrative staff. Corporate parent CRST International may pursue acquisitions in the next six to 12 months.
Gov. Terry Branstad proposed a health reform plan requiring all insurers to offer a basic benefits package and forcing businesses to provide coverage to workers with optional employee payments. The plan aims to simplify claims, promote purchasing networks, and boost consumer ability to compare plans while preserving coverage when changing jobs.
President Clinton said we have done nothing wrong and refused to discuss allegations about using state security to arrange encounters and to protect him. He denied offering federal jobs to troopers and avoided questions as Hillary Clinton faced cancelations for TV interviews.
Michael Jackson spoke to a global audience from Neverland Ranch saying he is innocent of the abuse allegations and calling the court ordered body search the most humiliating experience of his life. He confirmed investigators served the warrant to view and photograph his body. The civil trial is set for March 21.
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