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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1994
Page
1
The Bills secured a 30-13 victory over the Chiefs to earn a fourth straight Super Bowl chance. The Cowboys defeated the 49ers 38-21, validating Coach Jimmy Johnson’s prediction. Details on page 1D.
Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton say they lost about 68,900 in the Whitewater real estate venture. They describe most of the funds as interest payments claimed as tax deductions, with more details on page 3A.
An Oregon newspaper reports Tonya Harding discussed ideas with two men last summer to have her then husband roughed up or killed. The article cites unnamed sources and notes the details appear on page 3A.
The Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra performs an all-Beethoven program with featured soloist Grant Johannesen delivering a refined, expressive interpretation. The review highlights the beauty of the composer’s music and the ensemble’s polished execution.
Oklahoma State defeated Iowa 17 to 15 in a top ranked dual at the Cliff Keen National Dual Meet Championships. The Cowboys sealed the win in a clashes between national contenders with key pins and decisions.
A Gazette Food Plus! feature suggests using frozen bread dough for a quick gourmet pizza crust. The idea helps hosts assemble tasty snacks with minimal prep for a Super Bowl party.
Iowa City residents face reduced water pressure after eight primary pumps failed at 4 a.m. Sunday at the city’s water treatment plant. Ed Brinton warns emergency conditions may last a week as conservation steps reduce demand and the plant borrows water from storage tanks and the University of Iowa.
Officials urge residents to fill one to two gallon containers per person and avoid baths showers dishes laundry or toilet flushing to preserve reserves until water plant repairs finish. Commercial guidance assigns staff to monitor essential equipment and curb non essential use with plans for possible total pressure loss. Call 356 5166 for water service concerns.
A Dubuque woman Tina Hall, 33, was found dead as firefighters battled a third floor blaze at 1618 Central Ave. in Dubuque. In Davenport, Roselee Zellmer, 61, died when a space heater ignited bedding. eight relatives were in the home. Fire crews from four departments fought the Davenport fire for four hours. A separate Iowa City Phi Kappa Psi house fire remains under investigation.
In Dorchester at the Chez Vous roller rink, hooded gunmen fired on seven youths ages 12 to 17, wounding five boys and two girls. Two juveniles and a 17 year old were arrested. witnesses cited a possible preattack fight. None of the injuries were life threatening.
In OWA CITY the Furniture Project matches donations from 17 agencies with low income families and DVIP former residents needing furniture. Since Aug 1 more than 400 donations have aided 99 families including flood victims. Call 338-1129 Ext. 24 to donate or request items. no forms or income proofs required.
President Clinton plans to push a three time felon life sentence proposal in the State of the Union. White House aides say crime dominates the address as voters' top concern.
President Clinton will speak before a joint session of Congress with telecast set for 8 p.m. Eastern on major networks. An aide spoke on condition of anonymity. The speech is expected to reiterate health care and other key issues without unveiling many new program details. Janet Reno, on Meet the Press, declined to say if she supports the “three time loser” concept while noting a push to crack down on repeat offenders.
Neighbors react as Linn County plans to bar zoning upgrades around the new water treatment plant at Ellis Road and 80th Street NW. Supervisors will review the policy at an informal 9 a.m. meeting and vote at the formal session, with details on page 5A.
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