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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1995
Page
92
Tim Corkery, secretary treasurer of the planning committee, backs a one day July 29 rock concert in Wadena town park to commemorate the 1970 festival. Unlike the original, the event will avoid drugs and focus on reminiscence while seeking local support and permits.
University of Iowa reviews privacy versus parental access after a student death. Uttaim Jain blames officials for failing to notify him about his son Sanjay Jain's prior death by own action attempt. He says earlier reports could have prevented the tragedy and questions the adult privacy rule.
Jones County District Court records show investigators pursuing Van Skike who has long claimed responsibility for the murder of 18 year old Lynda Manuel in Anamosa on June 27, 1978. Prosecutors seek grandfather Engwert Willms medical records as evidence.
EW YORK AP A new study finds that living in areas with many unmarried people increases the likelihood of separation for young married couples. Researchers Scott South and Kim Lloyd note unhappy marriages are especially at risk, with about 15 percent of ex-spouses admitting outside involvement.
Colin Ferguson was convicted last night of killing six subway riders in a bizarre trial. Details follow on page 3A. Also, a majority of high school graduates lack college level math and science readiness per American College Testing. Details on page 1B. A North Liberty man faces tampering charges at a Coralville motel where he once worked. Details on page 3B. Mike Horan resigns to head Cox Cable in Atlanta after three years leading Cedar Rapids office. Details on page 7C.
Commerce Department data show the merchandise deficit rising 25.4 percent to 166.29 billion in 1994. Exports reached a record 502.8 billion while imports surged 13.5 percent to 669.09 billion, with record gaps against Japan and China.
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