Bittersweet Holiday Ideas From Readers
Offbeat ideas from readers pepper a holiday Life and Leisure section. Generous, quirky plans emerge from the community as people share practical, whimsical ways to celebrate without conventional pomp.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1995
Page
1
Offbeat ideas from readers pepper a holiday Life and Leisure section. Generous, quirky plans emerge from the community as people share practical, whimsical ways to celebrate without conventional pomp.
Mary Sue Coleman, 52, becomes the University of Iowa's 18th president, the first woman in the role. She faces tasks of boosting educational quality and efficiency, aligning funds for a $1.1 billion budget, and planning health sciences funding amid industry changes. She will need a provost and launches a national search in January. College reactions praise her personable approach.
Nathan Eckheart sits with sister Ashley and brother Zach as parents Paul and Kay Eckheart stand behind. The slice of life story follows the family in Decorah coping with ongoing questions about survivor experiences.
A fire at a year end party for Dayanand Arya Vedic School in Dabwali Haryana killed 345 and injured 142 as a stampede and a collapsed tent trapped attendees. Police reported most victims were children under 10 and a short circuit sparked the blaze. Three days of mourning were declared.
NATO commander warned rival factions to stop firing after a bullet pierced a U S C 130 transporting humanitarian aid to Sarajevo and a British Sea King helicopter carrying infants was fired on near Tuzla. No injuries reported.
A humorous note about a father’s noisy toy assembly scene. Tools clang while he grumbles and swears softly, keeping the household awake as the holiday fun looms.
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