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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1992
Page
2
A restless traveler endures a confusing week choosing safety over steak and fish. He reads warnings about spoiled fish and eggs on TV, hears odd remarks about American-made products, and spots Desert Storm merch on sale. He moves on uncertainly.
Friday January 24 Weekend! magazine notes a Cedar Rapids recycling truck event at Hy-Vee on Mount Vernon Road from 10 am to 2 pm with guidelines for glass plastic and metal recycling. Also lists Benton County Board of Supervisors meeting at the Courthouse in Vinton and CITYLINE calendar information for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City offices.
Don Herron guides readers through San Francisco’s Hammett legacy linking his stories to the city. The guide notes surviving locations including a Burritt Street plaque marking a scene from The Maltese Falcon and details a tour of foggy streets bars and hotels tied to Hammett’s work.
Bristol-Myers Squibb will give away 17 cardiovascular drugs starting March 1 to eligible patients. The program aims to supply tens of millions of dollars in medication over five years, with physicians signing up and company officials assessing eligibility.
Dr Judy Stolz Oom is profiled in a 1992 Tribune feature highlighting her career, research impact, and community involvement. The piece notes her institutional affiliation and prominent roles within medical circles.
The Gazette issues correction for a Thursday story clarifying that the Iowa Department of Natural Resources no longer reviews ditch digging and minor earthwork affecting wetlands. Also corrects an Associated Press error about Honda oil pressure switch recall in Japan. officials say the fault can leak oil and damage the engine.
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