Complaints allege Cedar Rapids police excessive force
Seven people filed complaints Friday against Cedar Rapids police officers alleging excessive force during an incident Sunday on Mount Vernon Road where four people were arrested. Details appear on page 1B.
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Humanists invite Christians to join movement for sexual freedom
Sparked by action from the Presbyterian Church USA, the American Humanist Association seeks Christian members to support a platform of sexual freedom for consenting adults. Details on page 6A.
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Riverboats Top $18 Million in First Quarter
Iowa casino riverboats earned more than 18 million dollars in the first quarter regulators reported. Page 4B notes provide further details.
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Have kids, will run C R s 8K features mothers
If Thursday's Fifth Season 8K road race in Cedar Rapids is any indication, not all women are letting motherhood stop them from staying competitive. Details on page 3C.
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Pan Am Moon Travel List Lacks Buyer Interest
New York AP report notes Pan American World Airways faces a dilemma if sold as 93 000 would be moon travelers on file. Rival airlines doubt demand for lunar service and show no interest in Pan Am moon list despite ongoing plans since the 1960s.
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Chuckle: worker fired for unable to concentrate in juice plant
A light joke recounts a worker at an orange juice factory who was fired for not being able to concentrate on his job. The punchline hinges on a pun about concentration.
McGovern Praises Harkin as Fresh Voice for 1992 Race
George McGovern calls Sen. Tom Harkin a fresh clear voice in the 1992 Democratic presidential field. He notes Harkin’s populist appeal to working people and the middle class and says the message deserves to be heard again. McGovern has not endorsed Harkin but offers strategic advice.
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National Oats Donates Popcorn For Cedar Rapids Record Attempt
Nevin Meredith president of National Oats Co peers into a box that will hold a world record amount of popcorn by 5 05 p m Sunday National Oats donated 15000 pounds of popcorn for the Cedar Rapids Recreation Commission record attempt at Veterans Memorial Stadium Meredith of Cedar Rapids says the company does a third of its business in popcorn though none comes from the Cedar Rapids plant The box is a wooden structure slightly larger than a two car garage.
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Jobless rate edges up as hiring shows cautious recovery signs
June unemployment rose to 7 percent the highest in five years while hours worked increased and part time job seekers fell. Payroll jobs dropped 50 000 after May’s 119 000 gain as experts say the downturn is ending and recovery underway citing higher hours and improving orders.
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Freedom festival expands to ten days with two weekends
Festival Director Lu Barron said next year’s Freedom Festival will span ten days with heavy emphasis on weekends. Plans include more cultural events, Theatre Cedar Rapids producing The Music Man, and nightly park concerts. Public input will shape 1992 events and sponsorships.
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Defrosting plane bathroom drops window smashing urine over Babylon
A defrosting aircraft reportedly released frozen urine over Babylon New York on Thursday. Debris shattered a car window damaged tree limbs and startled residents. The FAA investigated and issued its determination Friday.
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Solon couple wins 4.16 million Iowa Lotto jackpot
Solon residents Bob and Barb Mickelson claimed a 4.16 million Iowa Lotto prize, receiving 20 yearly payments totaling after tax 156000 in Friday’s first check. Both 53, they plan to keep working, may travel, and bought two tickets per drawing using family birthday numbers.
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Coming Tomorrow Ideas for Midwest Museum Vacations
A guide highlights appealing museum trips in the Midwest with practical tips for planning. It lists notable institutions, suggested routes, and travel considerations to help visitors experience regional culture and history efficiently.
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