07 Feb 1991
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1991
Page
1
An Iraqi decision triggers a break in diplomatic ties with the United States and several coalition partners. The move heightens regional tensions and raises questions about future security and diplomacy in the area.
Cedar Rapids medical reserve unit relocates to Texas, triggering support programs for families left behind. Community groups coordinate aid and information to ease mobility and financial strain during the transition.
The Iowa House on Wednesday voted to trim 61 million from this year's budget. Major reductions hit environmental programs and several state university building projects were postponed. Details appear on page 1B.
University of Illinois researchers find bottled drinking water contains the same chemicals contaminants and byproducts as tap water concluding it is neither better nor worse. Details on page 8B.
Comedian and producer Danny Thomas, a renowned philanthropist, died at age 79 after suffering a heart attack in a Los Angeles hospital. The obituary notes his lasting impact on entertainment and charitable work.
The Replacements perform for devoted fans in Iowa City as they transition from small clubs to larger venues. The review notes the band still pleases fans with their energetic show.
Missy Sharer of Grinnell College, the top NCAA Division III scorer, will be showcased as Grinnell faces Coe College at Eby Fieldhouse. The 5-foot-8 senior guard from Marshalltown enters with a 31.6 point average and is also noted as an accomplished artist.
A light column jokes that people rarely eat with eyes closed, as doctors emphasize mindful eating. The humorous piece critiques appetite and perception, noting how visual cues influence meals and digestion in everyday life.
Heavy fog blanketed Eastern Iowa for a second day causing multiple accidents and closing the Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport. Forecasters warn conditions will persist with visibility under 300 feet in many areas and more than 30 commercial flights canceled.
America West Airlines unveils a three day 50 percent discount on all U.S. destinations with tickets bought Friday Saturday or today. United Northwest Southwest and United quickly match or extend offers as airlines flood the market to spur travel amid a stagnant economy and Middle East tensions.
Iraq cuts diplomatic ties with the coalition leaders as King Hussein of Jordan denounces the war calling it against all Arabs and Muslims. U S air forces claim success shooting down four Iraqi jets while Iran hosts fleeing planes. Baghdad radio accuses allies of bombing civilians and holy sites amid expanding regional tensions.
Cedar Rapids mother Kim Anderson says her husband Gregory 26 serves with the 209th Medical Company Iowa City now in Saudi Arabia. Her family loses at least 400 dollars monthly with Guard pay cuts and the first quarter paycheck totaled 752 dollars. She grapples with bills rent and childcare while also coping with her own job loss and the end of the year financial squeeze.
Peg Mullen, mother of Sgt. Michael Mullen killed by friendly fire in Vietnam, sees parallels in the Persian Gulf war. The Brownsville Texas resident, once a La Porte City farm wife, is remembered as an early crusader who helped change public opinion about the war and now voices fears about new conflict.
A weekend edition highlights Grant Wood turning 100 with features on his life and legacy. The program previews events, exhibitions, and reflections from critics and researchers inviting readers to partake in anniversary tributes.
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