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01 Feb 1993
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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1993
Page
1
Dark Avenger Tied to Global Computer Virus Spread
Reports say computer viruses, including over 200 variants such as Yankee Doodle, originate from Bulgaria and are spread by hackers from former communist states. The Dark Avenger is identified as a key figure, with impacts bogging down machine functions. Details on page 5D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Character study on Chinese children learn many characters daily
The article notes that young Chinese learners may study 10 or more characters each day in the traditional writing system, a practice tied to a script used for over 3,500 years. The Mini Page appears in sections 3B and 4B.
Today’s Chuckle Umbrella Seller Gambles Before Flood
A lighthearted note says an opportunist sold umbrellas before a legendary flood, turning a weather market into a cautionary tale. The quip captures quick wit about foresight and business instincts in a humorous historical frame.
Tomorrow Winter Eating Don’t Overlook Salads
The piece notes year round good produce as a result of healthier eating trends. Salads can be complete meals but limit dressings cheeses and toppings to keep calories down. Food Plus in Tues.
Scarlet letter plates fail to deter drunken drivers
DES MOINES AP The scarlet letter license plate has proved ineffective in Iowa's fight against drunken drivers. No plates have been issued since July 1991, as habitual drunks circumvent the law by altering registrations. Prosecutors and county attorneys call it useless, arguing tougher penalties are needed.
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DES Moines
Webster County
Jim Koll
Frank Severino
Polk County
Realff Ottesen
Scott County
Why cable rates rise despite new restraints
Douglas Neumann reports that cable TV rates climb despite federal price restraints under a 1984 act. Eastern Iowa firms largely raise prices, framed as justified by operators, while officials warn new rules may push costs higher. Merrill Crawford argues for fairness, citing lack of direct competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Neumann
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Iowa
Merrill Crawford
Dubuque
Cable TV
Cable Company
John Kilian
Public frowns on Clinton's early presidency
Washington AP reports President Clinton faces sharp disapproval after less than two weeks in office. A Newsweek poll shows 38 percent disapproval, while a USA Today CNN poll cites 20 percent. Analysts say the economy is the key issue, with uncertainty about his plans and early distractions on unrelated topics.
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Washington
Clinton
Newsweek Magazine
USA Today
CNN
Gallup
Eisenhower
Ben Wattenberg
American Enterprise Institute
Jeff Faux
The
Economic Policy Institute
Clinton eyes free vaccines plan gains support
The Clinton administration weighs a federal state funded program to buy and distribute vaccines free to clinics and doctors to achieve universal immunization. The New York Times reports backing from pediatricians and child advocates, opposition from drug makers, and a projected cost of 300 to 500 million dollars above current 175 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clinton
New York Times
Times
the Times
Study finds undercount of job injury absence days
ANN ARBOR Mich AP a University of Michigan School of Public Health study contends the federal government underestimates missed workdays due to job related injuries. The Michigan data show 8.9 million days missed by 1990 versus the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 1.9 million for 1986 injuries, a nearly fivefold gap.
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
University of Michigan School of Public Health
al Medicine
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Oleinick
Bureau
Michigan
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