Expressionist works survive Nazi era go on exhibit
Expressionist paintings and drawings hidden during the Nazi reign in Germany will be shown at Kirkwood Community College starting Monday. Details on page 2W Weekend! magazine.
08 Jan 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1993
Page
1
Expressionist paintings and drawings hidden during the Nazi reign in Germany will be shown at Kirkwood Community College starting Monday. Details on page 2W Weekend! magazine.
Cedarapids Inc on 16th Street NE receives a partial property tax exemption approved by the City Council and the Iowa Department of Economic Development. The three phase renovation will benefit from the break with details on page 1B.
Chef Tell Erhardt demonstrates fast cooking techniques to Cedar Rapids audiences on Thursday. Demonstration highlights include efficient prep and rapid meal ideas for home cooks. Details on page 1B.
Giving workers a stake in decision making can mean the difference between a happy energetic workforce and one marked by frustration and apathy. Company Doctor page 6C.
A Des Moines man seeks the return of his 5-year-old daughter from Florida. A trial is scheduled for May 25 in Polk County. Details on page 4B.
Officials say the President River Casino will not relocate downriver in 1993. details on page 4B.
In his final weeks as secretary, Edward Madigan proposes streamlining the department by closing or merging about 1,000 field offices, including 16 in Iowa. Details on page 60.
A light humor line notes humor about growing weight as one rolls with the paunches, playfully exaggerating midsection size for a friendly laugh.
Carol Burnett and her pals reunite in Studio 33 for a CBS Sunday night comeback on television. Old moments from Television's longest running comedy variety series are celebrated in a studio reunion produced for TV Vision in Saturday's Gazette.
Western intelligence says Iraq may have begun moving anti-aircraft missiles in the southern no fly zone while Baghdad sent ambiguous signals on complying with demands to remove them. The Iraqi ambassador met Western counterparts but did not confirm whether the missiles would be removed before the Friday deadline amid cloud obstructions and cautious official expectations.
Kennedy High School mourns Chad Everett 19 in a Cedar Rapids crash after a train collision at Paris Road crossing. Everett, a band member and former homecoming king, died at Mercy Medical Center. Also in the car were Brian Weepie and two others. investigators cite failure to stop for flashing signals.
In Mogadishu a 20 minute U S assault by 400 Marines used tanks helicopters and rockets against two arsenals controlled by Gen Mohamed Farrah Aidid loyalists The raid killed at least seven Somalis and left the area leaderless with one Marine injured by friendly fire as more than a dozen prisoners were taken and caches of tanks mortars and anti aircraft items seized
Sunday through Saturday outlines show the in Iowa coverage with topics on legislative reform economies welfare ethics budget and public safety. The plan notes debates on education funding abortion and other issues facing committees and new faces in the legislature.
Officials study placing outside agency social workers directly in Cedar Rapids schools to help rising numbers of low income and at risk students. Potential sites include McKinley Middle School and Washington High School with another elementary site under consideration.
Rep. Steve Grubbs plans this year to push a family rights bill to stop state testing of students values. He says schools should measure basic skills not values, addressing parent concerns amid GOP control in the Iowa House and Democratic Senate.
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