U of notes volunteer effort across university hospitals
Dozens of programs at University Hospitals have been staffed and funded by volunteers since the project began 20 years ago. Details on page 1B.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1993
Page
1
C R Hosts Literacy Project With Cargill Support
C R sponsors a literacy project involving parents in teaching children at risk of illiteracy to read. The initiative, funded by Cargill, engages families in early reading activities and skill development. Details on page 2B.
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C.R
Cargill
Worker glut as 2,722 seek 60 Iowa City plant jobs
General Mills advertised for 60 positions at a new Iowa City plant this week and drew 2,722 applicants. Some slept overnight awaiting the chance, reflecting a strong job demand. Details on page 6C.
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General Mills
Iowa City
Home crowd fuels Hawks in Duke clash in Durham
Iowa Hawkeyes face Duke Blue Demons in Durham with a loud partisan crowd shaping the atmosphere. The column notes Duke as a top opponent and highlights the home crowd’s creative impact on the game.
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Duke
Iowa Hawkeyes
Blue Demons
Durham
N.C
FCC Opens Global Satellite Paging Spectrum
The FCC moves to set aside radio frequencies for satellite paging services allowing instant world-wide messages. The system could aid law enforcement and tracking of missing goods or people, with licenses expected to be issued later this year.
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Globe Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Today’s Chuckle Mind's empty twist lands in light jest
A playful quip notes the mind can be totally empty yet not cave in, turning a minimal mental image into a wink of humor. The line treats emptiness as a harmless punchline and wryly points to resilience in a comic aside.
Cedar Rapids Woman Recounts Exploitation by Psychologist
A Cedar Rapids woman alleges she was sexually exploited by a psychologist she trusted for help. After filing complaints with state regulators and a civil settlement, she shares her experience to warn others.
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C.R
Cedar Rapids
Pay hikes proposed for Iowa elected officials
A state advisory commission backed raises for governor and lawmakers while cutting the lieutenant governor’s pay from 60 000 to 40 000 annually. The panel endorsed 6 percent to 13 percent boosts for executives and 4 percent to 9 percent for fiscal year 1994, with lawmakers seeing 17 (to 22 500) base pay increases in 1995. House leaders caution politics may hinder approval.
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Rod Boshart
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa
Commission On
Terry Branstad
Richard Vohs
Vohs
Commission
Peggy Whitworth
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Joy Corning
Corning
76Th General Assembly
House
Brent Siegrist
Council Bluffs
U.N Gives Iraq One Day To Reconsider
The United Nations warned Iraq of potential non compliance after Baghdad refused to guarantee the safety of U.N. flights for weapons inspections. President Bush issued an ultimatum and said a new military response could follow if Iraq did not grant clearance by 3 p.m. CST Friday.
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Washington Post
United States
Iraq
United Nations
U.N
Bush
Tim Trevan
U.N. Commission
House
Camp David
Baghdad
Trevan
Iowa medical residents stay in state at record rate
About 69 percent of University of Iowa family practice residents graduating last June remained in Iowa, the highest retention in the program’s history. The statewide training program sent 51 graduates last year, 35 stayed in Iowa, many in smaller communities. In total 410 graduates now practice in Iowa, about 59 percent.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
U of I College of Medicine
Roger Tracy
Tracy
U of I
Minnesota
Mercy Medical Center
Slayings Task Force Arrests Palatine Suspect
Palatine Illinois police and a Cook County task force arrested Rashaad Brooks on warrants for suburban robbery and aggravated assault. Investigators said the arrest used information from police and the task force amid ongoing questioning of several men tied to the Brown's Chicken and Pasta slayings.
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Palatine, Ill
Rashaad Brooks
Brooks
Andy Knott
Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office
Knott
Palatine
Walt Gaster
Steven Brown
Brown
Brown’s
U S Navy Forms Ring Around Haiti to Block Refugee Boats
The United States will deploy twenty two Coast Guard and Navy ships and a dozen aircraft to encircle Haiti beyond its 12 mile limit and patrol the 600 mile route to Florida. Adm J William Kime says the aim is to prevent a mass loss of life at sea as potential migrants number in the thousands. The effort follows consultations with the Bush and incoming Clinton administrations and draws praise from officials while refugee advocates condemn it.
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Miami
United States
Haiti
U.S. Coast Guard
Navy
Florida
Adm
J. William Kime
Bush
Clinton
State Department
William Slaney
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Colombia
Venezuela
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