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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1992
Page
2
In a restaurant, a self styled Virgo contends with horoscopes while testing staff birth dates. He criticizes service and ambience, complains about a slippery fork and over loud music, then leaves a snide 10 percent tip and warns against emotional displays. This reprints Mike Royko content from January 8 1970.
A dense listing highlights an assortment of performances and forums from Cornell College Mount Vernon to Cedar Rapids. Opera Edwin Drood and Wait Until Dark dominate the stage, with Cinderella and Of Mice and Men at Linn-Mar and Washington High respectively. Also featured are conferences, comedy acts, lectures, exhibits, garden shows, and music recitals.
The Mulberry Florida plant ships 2300 pints of irradiated strawberries to North Miami Beach markets amid consumer doubt and protests. Grocers say safety is clear but sales depend on customer buying. Officials and advocacy groups debate nutritional impact and cancer risk while regulators note broad international approval.
The Gazette advocates recycling and uses soybean ink on recycled newsprint. It lists drop-off boxes at City Carton, econofoods, Hy-Vee outlets in Marion and Cedar Rapids for readers to recycle newspapers. The paper, established in 1883, offers mail editions and specifies subscription rates and address details.
A New Yorker style note highlights short stories centered on mother daughter dynamics. In My Mother the daughter imagines her mother as mountain and goddess while Kin caid threads maternal counsel into a sharp portrait. Girl offers a witty admonition about eating to spare others.
The Cedar River calcium nitrate figure is corrected from 23 million to 11.5 million pounds and the discharge rate is adjusted from every two minutes to every three minutes. A photo caption misidentified the truck owner. the correct owner is Jerry J. Kobs Inc. Linn County Democratic chair is John Glackin. The Gazette invites accuracy feedback at 398-8313.
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