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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1994
Page
1
American speedskater Dan Jansen won the gold medal in the 1000 meter race to break a 10 year Olympic jinx and a world record. Complete Olympic coverage pages 10 50.
Iowa City School District teachers seek clarity on when a student violates the district gun policy. The full discussion and any policy specifics are on page 1B.
U.S. farm debt rose 1.5 percent in 1993 as farmers borrowed more to cope with flood and drought induced financial stress. Details appear on page 7C.
Waterloo's Jubilee United Methodist Church is one of only two Iowa churches with predominantly Black membership. Details on page 6A.
As costs rise, several small towns consider hiring their own police force to save money. Officials say local detectives and patrols could reduce expenses despite upfront staffing and training costs. Page 1B.
An Iowa City pastor views his congregation as seekers of hope. He believes African-Americans find hope security and relief in the church. The piece appears on Page 1A of Sundays Gazette.
The Cedar Rapids Efficiency and Reform Committee releases the Blueprint for Change proposing actions to save about 10.4 million annually by eliminating 150 to 175 public service jobs. City Council will weigh the 52 recommendations with caution as they digest the report and consider a phased approach.
Iowa Attorney General Bonnie Campbell confirmed her office shared information on Des Moines father O Neal who owes more than 50 000 in child support with the National Enquirer and Inside Edition. The custodial parent gave permission to release details for potential exposes on delinquent payments. Campbell said it is the first time she has worked with tabloids.
President Clinton said he was ready to order U.S. bombing in Bosnia if heavy weapons are not removed from Sarajevo within a 13 mile exclusion zone. Secretary of State Christopher said Serbs moved out at least 50 weapons. Russia offered 400 troops under U.N. control. Clinton planned a televised address to explain the actions and justify the threat.
Denise Y Manuel 24 of York Nebraska faces first degree robbery second degree kidnapping and felon in possession of a firearm charges in Johnson County Iowa for a Coralville Motel 6 robbery tied to a March incident. She was returned from Nebraska and jailed with bond set at 75000 as authorities pursue related inquiries.
CITYLINE reports ongoing developments on the story with contact numbers 363 7000 and 337 7000 for latest updates and official statements from the newsroom. District correspondents provide fresh details as the situation unfolds.
After months of effort Linn County Deputy Bill Elam succeeds in getting an assault complaint filed against Sheriff Dennis Blome. County Attorney Denver Dillard declines to act citing conflict of interest and no special prosecutor is yet arranged. The associate judge notes funding and future steps, with no hearing date set.
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