05 Feb 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1992
Page
1
The Marion Economic Development Co. aims to assist 500 businesses and create 1,500 jobs within five years if its plans are achieved. Details appear on page 1B.
Iowa House Speaker Bob Arnould a Democrat from Davenport says Governor Terry Branstad is retaliating against programs he dislikes by cutting their funding. Arnould released the hit list Tuesday. Details on page 5B.
Cedar Rapids issued sixteen single family home permits in January up from four in January 1991 as mild winter weather spurred activity. Details on page 6C.
A Bondy column on page 7C discusses exaggerated brokerage offerings labeled as super-duper accounts. It notes benefits like extra insurance coverage unlimited checking and a free debit card as selling points for these high tier options.
President Bush, in a Florida speech to the National Grocers Association, defended his economic recovery plan against critics who labeled it gimmicky. Details appear on page 100.
Travelers on Highway 151 in Linn and Benton counties will benefit from an Iowa Transportation Commission decision on Tuesday. Details appear on page 4B.
A light humor item notes that paranoia can spike when annoyance repeats in quick succession, framing it as a quick home style joke for a daily column.
The final chapter of the 52 week serial Behind the Phantom's Mask by Roger Ebert promises a conclusive ending with Mason and Sheila. A bonus feature appears in Thursday's Gazette.
In Cedar Rapids a defense attorney told jurors Hani John Khouri acted under provocation and stress when he shot Realtor Jacqueline Chacey. The state accuses Khouri of first degree murder and eight witnesses, including eyewitnesses, testified as the July incident in the 500 block of Second Avenue SE was described.
An AP survey of 1,000 Americans finds 75 percent believe Bush's tax proposals won’t significantly affect their finances and only 38 percent back his re election. Forty eight percent doubt he deserves a second term with independents and Republicans split on the economy and leadership.
Iowa Senate Majority Leader Bill Hutchins agreed to reimburse 13000 dollars from his campaign fund for a van after pressure from Democrats and ethics critics. He preserves his leadership amid ongoing scrutiny tied to the Iowa Trust Fund controversy and internal calls for his resignation.
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