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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1992

Page

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Baseball Scores From Recent Games

Orioles beat Brewers 7 to 4 and Yankees defeated Royals 7 to 6. Blue Jays 3 Rangers 2, A’s 3 Mariners 1, Twins 2 Angels 1. Red Sox 6 Tigers 4, White Sox 8 Indians 5. National League results include Pirates 1 Cardinals 0, Mets 6 Cubs 4 in 12 innings, Astros 3 Reds 2, Giants 2 Braves 1, Padres 6 Dodgers 2, Expos 6 Phillies 3.

American Orioles Brewers Yankees Royals Blue Jays Rangers A's Mariners Twins Angels Red Sox Tigers White Sox Indians National Pirates Cardinals Mets Cubs Astros Reds Giants Braves Padres Dodgers Expos Phillies

Cedar Rapids Turf Skirmish Sparks Tensions

Rumors spread of clashes on Cedar Rapids southeast side with friction between longtime residents and newcomers. Police Chief Bud Byrne urged calm and warned he cannot predict future violence, asking citizens not to panic. Details on page 1B.

Cedar Rapids

Reagan visit set for Hoover Library re dedication

Former President Ronald Reagan plans a West Branch stop for the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum reopening this summer. He is slated to arrive August 7 and attend an August 8 public ceremony, with the event timed to the library’s 30th anniversary.

Reagan West Branch Ronald Reagan Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Tim Walch Walch Hoover Harry Truman

Iowa City Jazz Festival Expands With More Acts And Food

The Iowa City Jazz Festival grows for Saturday with more national and regional acts than last year and increased food options. Admission remains free as weekend events kick off.

Iowa City Gazette

U of I Saves Social Work and Library Programs

University of Iowa administrators propose sparing two at risk programs social work and the library and information science school in a steering committee report The plan would keep environmental studies within geology and study possible duplication in statistics courses The report goes to the State Board of Regents for approval in mid July and reverses last fall’s proposed eliminations

Lyle Muller Johnson County Iowa City University of Iowa Library and Information Science U of I’s Central Mission U of I The Hunter Rawlings State Board of Regents Okoboji Coralville Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids May See Record Water Use in June

Cedar Rapids used 1.058 billion gallons of water in June averaging about 35.25 million gallons daily, possibly surpassing last July's record of 1.047 billion. Officials say demand rose early in the month and the plant pumped over 40 million gallons on two days.

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Gunman cites divorce case in courthouse shootings

A spectator opened fire in the Tarrant County Courthouse killing two attorneys and wounding two judges. George Lott, 45, surrendered after fleeing, claiming his actions were to protest his divorce and child custody dispute. The attack left three officials injured or dead, while one judge escaped unharmed.

Fort Worth WFAA David Farris Lott Margo Best Maryellen Hicks Tarrant County Family Court Neal Best Peoria Ill

First-time fliers rise amid price wars at airports

The Gazette reports more first-time travelers flocking to air travel during a price war boom. Airlines urge calm and proactive help as staff note nervous passengers and unusual questions, with tips to assist boarding and reassure travelers about getting to their destination.

Gazette American Airlines Marty Heires Cedar Rapids Donald Beckley United Beckley Aary Trans World Airlines Lori Taylor Taylor St. Louis

No dancing at Czech Village bars as permits lag

Safety Commissioner says only Riverside & Company has the required city dance permit for the Czech Village event. Other bars Ernie's Avenue Tavern Al's Red Frog Spike's Place and The Coach's Corner lack permits, with Ernie's inspection delayed due to a still uncleared dance floor.

Lonnie Zingula Czech Village J.D. Smith City Riverside & Company Ernie’s Avenue Tavern Ernie Smith James O’hara City Hall al Zindrick

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