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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1998
Page
1
CBS gears up for the XVIII Winter Games in Nagano Japan with Olympic broadcasts. The network also features a top tier drama about crime punishment and family honor. A separate report notes Iowa residents pay $59 more per person in taxes than federal receipts.
A Sunday hearing may decide the fate of an Ames pastor and his church as a Lutheran affiliation dispute plays out. The case centers on church governance and potential loss of church status pending the decision.
The DSC program aims to alter student behavioral problems early to prevent escalation. Details, 1B.
Lynn and Bob Ocken of Cedar Rapids discuss personal trainers as a lifestyle choice for non celebrities. A Hiawatha family seeks college funding for daughters and early retirement, explored in a four part Dollars and Sense series with financial advisor tips.
A Howard County jury acquitted Dennis Bean 24 of Spillville on all charges in the fatal shooting of his father Bill Bean Sr. at the Lime Springs home on January 28, 1997. The nine jurors concluded Bean acted in self defense after years of alleged abuse, despite prosecution claims of unarmed murder.
Cedar Rapids boy messes with a lost wallet at Target. Rich Curd finds the wallet and returns it with $5 and a birthday note. Molloy family learns a lasting lesson in honesty from a Marine veteran and local bookkeeper.
Federal authorities search a remote North Carolina mountains area for Eric Rudolph a 31 year old white man and owner of a gray 1989 Nissan pickup linked to the abortion clinic bombing that killed a moonlighting officer and wounded a nurse. U S Attorney Doug Jones says Rudolph is a material witness not a suspect and warns clinics to heighten security.
Cedar Rapids businessman and former Lisbon mayor Steve Goldin, convicted on 15 felony counts in a sewer solvent scheme, has served 27 months of a 40 year state term. The Iowa Board of Parole debated releasing him with only three votes, while some members favored allowing him to serve another year in federal prison to free state beds as the system tops 7,000 inmates. Linn County Prosecutor Denver Dillard remains opposed to release.
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