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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1992
Page
7
Local newspaper urges readers to call tips lines 398 8254 and 1 800 397 8212 for story ideas and photos and provides separate numbers for subscription assistance 398 8333 and 1 800 397 8333.
A 17 year old hunter in the Cedar Rapids area slipped in the snow and accidentally shot himself in the shoulder with a .22 semiautomatic rifle near his home on Parkview Avenue. He was in fair condition at St Luke's Hospital. Authorities withheld his name. Meanwhile downtown Cedar Rapids suffered a brief power outage affecting 1705 customers due to a faulty underground cable between the Sixth Street plant and Quaker Oats. Power was restored for all but 500 within 30 minutes and to all within an hour.
Onetime Linn County Supervisor James Houser announces candidacy in the June 2 Democratic primary. The terms of two Democrats Ken Perry and Jean Oxley end this year, while Rita Huber is midway through her term. Houser, a sheet metal worker, was appointed in 1990 to fill Schriner’s vacancy and is married to physician Aileen Zahn Houser.
Mount Vernon hosts a public symposium at Cornell College titled Our Vanishing Seed and Agricultural Heritage. Speakers Kent Whealy and Gary Nabhan lead lectures and forums on seed conservation beginning 11 a.m. in King Chapel and 1 p.m. in West Science Center, with additional talks at 4 and 7:30 p.m. The Seeds Savers Exchange and Native Seeds SEARCH representatives discuss locally adapted seeds and habitats. Kellogg Consortium supports the event.
In Marion at Starry Elementary the GOP caucuses focused on platform issues as there was no straw poll and turnout was tiny with 45 adults. Pro life views shaped several precincts while some attendees urged removing abortion from politics and boosting other topics.
Gazette City Hall reports that Vernon Smith, a wheelchair user, was blocked from a caucus at Wright Elementary by stairs, highlighting ADA progress after 15 days and prompting party officials to reassess caucus site accessibility across Cedar Rapids and nearby Bertram and Ely. Smith notes multiple sites remain inaccessible for both parties.
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