31 Dec 1997
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1997
Page
1
German exchange students Christian Harbecke and Julia Giesenkamp will perform with a Cedar Rapids high school band during the Rose Parade. Details on 1B.
A reader notes their pet acts differently during the holiday season and wonders if the change is a reaction to festive stimuli. The brief suggests observing for stress cues and adjusting routines to ease the animal.
The Hawkeyes earned their fourth team title this decade as they topped the Buckeyes to move to 2-0 in league play. Details on 3C. A man died of carbon monoxide poisoning in Cascade. Details on 1B. Shakey's Pizza & Buffet will close tonight and reopen in April as a steakhouse. Decrease in coupons and miles expires tonight with details on 30 and 5B.
The piece notes morning after discomfort from last night's fun and offers quick remedies. It emphasizes time as the cure and lists a few items to ease symptoms, guiding readers to read Thursday’s Gazette for tips.
Gov. Terry Branstad says the death penalty would be appropriate for severe crimes though he plans to seek a limited death penalty next year. Attorney General Tom Miller resists, noting Iowa’s already low murder rate and a trend toward life in prison without parole. federal prosecutors reportedly plan a life sentence plea for two stepbrothers accused in four killings.
Franklins travels to today's Sun Bowl in El Paso marking his 16th Iowa bowl trip. His father won a 1948 contest naming Hawkeye Herky, and the elder Franklin took the family to games by train from Belle Plaine. He spent 35 years with the DOT and now runs a surveying business.
Thomas Hoyt and Joseph Hoyt of Siebke and Hoyt Jewelers face four federal counts including money laundering and tax evasion. They allegedly laundered cash from drug sales, evaded IRS Form 8300 filing, and falsified records across 1991 to 1995. The brothers await initial court appearance in Cedar Rapids.
Judge in Davis County Iowa orders Chad Lamansky and Daniel Myers to pay 3500 to Noahs Ark shelter for 17 cats killed during a break in on March 8. Restitution covers dead cats 1150 plus 1800 counseling 250 property damage and 300 cleaning. Sykes call ruling outrageous.
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