10 Feb 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1992
Page
1
Patrice Michels Bedi stood out as Cedar Rapids Symphony Chamber Orchestra delivered a moving performance of Mozart Mass in C minor Saturday night. Review on page 7C.
Eastman Kodak Co introduces Photo CD a compact disc system that preserves 35mm image quality while enabling digital data handling. Details on page 6C.
About 50,000 valentines pass through the Valentines Virginia post office for the holiday season. Postmaster Willie Wright says he has processed over 600,000 valentines in 41 years. Loveland, Colorado handles more, USPS notes. Wright works up to 18 hours daily during the three week rush, aided by his wife Frances, daughter Sandra Griffin, and a clerk from another city.
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing with soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It asks readers to recycle newspapers using collection boxes at City Carton in Marion, Iconofoods, and Hy-Vee locations.
A humorous line notes that pain signals the body to avoid movement beyond what is necessary, framing discomfort as nature advising rest.
Iowa readers learn about a new oatmeal named Tomorro highlighted in Tuesday's Gazette. The article notes the oats are grown without fungicides herbicides or insecticides, describing the product as an environmental dream and crediting Iowa.
A study by Gary Lafree of the University of New Mexico finds rising income and education reduced crime among whites but not blacks after World War II. He notes blacks gained education and income in the 1960s and 70s while crime rose, suggesting other factors influence crime beyond liberal social programs.
Tens of thousands backed President Yeltsin while more than 10 000 gathered to oppose him in a second Moscow rally. Police kept the camps apart as clashes were avoided. The hard liners, backed by groups including the Russian Communist Workers Party and Nashi, used the Parliament as a stage.
The story of seven year old Craig Shergold who sought 16 million cards to enter the Guinness Book and later 33 million business cards. The Make A Wish Foundation says the wish is fulfilled and they stop accepting cards. Doctors say about 90 percent of the brain tumor has been removed and the prognosis is hopeful.
Iowa campaign activity dropped sharply as Democrats shifted focus to New Hampshire. Des Moines printer Carter Printing reports $150,000 in lost caucus related work, a one time boost seen in 1988, while state economist calls this year’s impact negligible. Only Sen. Tom Harkin maintains a full time Des Moines office.
Iowa kicks off the process with caucuses and New Hampshire follows with a presidential preference primary. Experts debate which system suits parties or the public, noting differences in participation, cost, and influence on delegates.
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