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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1995
Page
2
A columnist muses on chili origins and preparations, noting Bill Bridges and Texas claims, Hayden Fry and chili love, plus jokes about chili cookoffs and spicy helplines. The piece tangentially touches airline refunds, sports quips, grandparent card games, and public figures before closing with a plug for Gus Schrader's Monday column.
In New York and on CNN Newsweek report a feud grows between defense leaders Robert Shapiro and F Lee Bailey over leaks to the media. The dispute threatens the defense team ahead of opening statements in the O J Simpson murder trial.
Kyle Romano, seven, born healthy but later amputated arms and legs due to meningococcemia, receives an eight month University of South Florida College of Engineering project bike. The tricycle uses torso power and arm stubs to steer and brake, enabling him to ride with friends.
Kyle Romano requires a customized bicycle because he has no arms. The tricycle is backward looking with two wheels in front and one in back. He moves forward by pushing his chest against a bar and rocking. Answers will vary. Engineers had to solve how Kyle would move the bike and ensure safety before building. Eleven university students worked on the bike, and Kyle expects his friends to be happy when they see it. Answers will vary. It is crucial for the 7-year-old to ride with friends to participate and enjoy peers.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette emphasizes future farming by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle by dropping newspapers at City Carton in Cedar City and offers subscription services and local contact numbers.
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