28 Feb 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1992
Page
1
Martin Kolczyk of Marengo joined two Russia visits as part of Operation Carelift. He first distributed Christian literature and later delivered food and medicine in support of the ministry outreach.
The Army Corps of Engineers says Coralville Lake will be four feet higher this spring due to silting. This change raises questions about summer recreation and flood risk management.
An Iowa Senate committee approved Prairie Meadows in Altoona to simulcast this year without live races. State law requires a live racing season at parimutuel tracks. Details on page 4B.
A columnist notes that a sour economy can turn benevolent bosses into tyrants and offers specific managerial suggestions from the Company Doctor. The column appears on page 8C.
New York AP Ballantine Books recalled its Great Cakes recipe collection on Thursday after warning readers not to use lilies of the valley as decorations. The poisonous flowers can cause stomach upset and circulatory issues. buyers should cross out the page reference or call 1-800-726-0600 for a refund.
A lighthearted quip notes there are two sides to every issue provided you ignore the topic. The joke plays on the common debate stance and implies a dismissive view of differing opinions. It captures a concise humor tone typical of a daily humor column.
Capitol Records artist Tracie Spencer of Waterloo headlines a Cedar Rapids weekend telethon for the Variety Club. TV Vision highlights the charity lineup and local celebrities set to perform at the fundraiser.
The House approved a temporary wage earner tax cut funded by raising taxes on the wealthiest 1 percent by 221 to 209, with Bush expected to veto. Bush's capital gains tax plan failed 264 to 166 as Senate action looms. Iowa split along party lines on the Democratic measure.
An Iowa State University economist says net farm income could fall as much as 25 percent after 1991's 5 percent drop. Fed economists project the downturn to continue through 1992, with livestock prices weak and crops only modestly higher.
William Aramony resigned as president of United Way of America after apologizing for a lack of sensitivity that sparked complaints of extravagant spending and local unit pressures for his removal. He faced questions over his $463,000 salary and lavish travel, including Condorde trips, though he said most travel was in economy or first class on limited occasions. The Cedar Rapids staff emphasized local autonomy and strong audits remain in place as national turmoil rattled donor confidence nationwide.
Gazette reports on Iowa GOP leaders urging President Bush to show concern for economic anxieties. Speakers like Senate Minority Leader Jack Rife and Rep. Mary Lundby criticize Rose Garden focus and call for clearer economic stance ahead of Georgia and other primaries.
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