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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1998

Page

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Sonny Bono Dies in Skiing Accident at 62

Former singer turned congressman Sonny Bono died in a skiing accident at age 62 on Monday. He had worked to shed his image as a bell bottom comedian during his political career, with the report noting details on Page 2A and photos on the Back Page 12C.

Sonny Bono Congress

Counselor helps when a pet dies

A guidance feature explains how counseling can aid people coping with the death of a beloved pet. It notes that comforting support programs and professional counseling services can ease grief and provide coping strategies for pet owners.

Village on Boyson project drawn positive local reaction

Neighbors and a Cedar Rapids zoning review panel welcome The Village on Boyson plan. Details in 3B describe community support and potential impact on the area.

Cedar Rapids Boyson

Babyface Leads 1998 Grammys with Eight Nominations

Kenneth Babyface Edmonds earns a leading eight nominations for the 1998 Grammy Awards. The ceremony is set for February 25 at Radio City Music Hall in New York. Cedar Rapids ranked as the second hottest market for business sales by a trades publication.

Kenneth Babyface Edmonds New York City Radio City Music Hall Cedar Rapids

Year 1997: Pop Domination, Rock Faces Slow Market

In 1997 pop acts such as Hanson No Doubt Spice Girls and the Wallflowers sold tens of millions while veterans like U2 the Rolling Stones and Aerosmith struggled. Youth Plus in Thursday's Gazette examines the unsettled music market.

Rolling Stones Aerosmith Hanson No Doubt Spice Girls The Wallflowers Youth Plus Gazette

McLeod Academy to close its doors on May thirty first

Marion private school McLeod Academy will shut down May 31 due to inability to sustain economically viable enrollment. Clark McLeod, founder, cites limited area demand and notes the academy will end a year round schedule while continuing educational work via the McLeod Foundation.

George C. Ford McLeod McLeod Academy Mentzer Second Ave Linn Academy Taylor Elementary Cedar Rapids Polk Elementary McLeod- USA Inc Iowa McLeod Foundation

McMahan Kauffman receive life terms in plea deal

U S Attorney Don Nickerson announced a plea agreement for Jamie McMahan and Christopher Kauffman ending their crime spree with life sentences. They pleaded guilty to multiple federal counts including carjacking and bank robbery and were also convicted on state first degree murder charges, with mandatory life terms.

Rod Boshart Des Moines ES Moines U.S. Aftor Don Nickerson Iowa U.S Charles Wolfe Jamie McMahan Rose Hill Christopher Kauffman Oskaloosa Gibson Barbara Garber Rural What Cheer Island Schultz Nickerson McMahan Kauffman Southern

Death Penalty Decision Looms In Estherville Case

U.S. Attorney Stephen Rapp warns Iowans may compare Estherville kidnapping and torture allegations with the Mahaska County killings as six adults and three juveniles await possible federal death penalty action. Rapp travels to testify on policy while plea deals remain an option to resolve cases swiftly.

Trict Iowa Gregory “Sky” Erickson Estherville Erickson Minnesota Rapp Mahaska County Jamie McMahan Christopher Kauffman U.S Washington D.C

Iowa set for fourth straight year of tax cuts

Gov Branstad proposed a $62.7 million package targeting retirees with higher pension income exemptions. House Speaker Ron Corbett urged a second 10 percent income tax cut, proposing 5 percent this year and 5 percent next, while Senate leaders favored study before broader reform.

Senate Stewart Iverson House Ron Corbett Cedar Rapids Corbett General Assembly Terry Branstad

Blood-pressure meds may raise eye risk when taken at night

University of Iowa research led by Dr. Sohan Singh Hayreh links large overnight blood pressure dips to anterior ischemic optic neuropathy a sudden vision loss condition. In a study of 635 patients 925 vision loss episodes occurred with many occurring after waking, prompting doctors to reconsider evening dosing.

Gazette Johnson County Iowa City University of Iowa Sohan Singh Hayreh Hayreh American Journal of Ophthalmology

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