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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1998
Page
1
Gloria Kintzle produced a video to preserve a vanishing farm life in Prairieburg. The World Wide Web version of TV on demand offers a viewing option, though the piece is not perfect.
AIDS activist Mary Fisher, who is HIV positive, discusses her upcoming book combining photographs and text on AIDS programs nationwide. The piece notes her public presentation and the book's focus on advocacy and awareness.
The second-ranked Hawkeyes defeated Michigan State 31 to 12 in a Sunday dual. The win followed a prior defeat to Penn State.
C.R. developer Jon Dusek shifts focus from downtown Cedar Rapids redevelopment to family life after his daughter’s birth. The report notes his business card details and local ties.
The Gazette highlights slow cooker meals from pot roast to Tex-Mex Beef Wraps with Tomato-Corn Salsa, showcasing traditional fare and flashier options in a reader feature.
Iowa legislators expect to push tougher drug testing rules in the new session as senators who opposed a 1987 compromise renew the fight. Sen. Steve King and business groups say the current law is too liberal and burdens employers with rehabilitation costs and limited follow up.
Experts say welfare law revisions slash food stamp benefits and four months after cuts, charity leaders report higher hunger in cities. Sister Christine Vladimiroff notes more households seek aid as urban officials cite 1997 emergency food requests up 16 percent and 46 percent report inadequate food from private programs.
The National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library in Cedar Rapids reported record attendance for the exhibit A Thousand Years of Czech Culture from the National Museum in Prague. About 30 000 visitors over the run, with 50 states and 39 foreign countries represented, generated estimated economic impact of 8 million dollars.
Four Republican senators led by John Ashcroft travel to Nashville on December 12 to record ten songs for a non profit CD aimed at fundraising for politics and charity. The project may not release before February and features profits for campaigns and charitable causes.
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