4-H Members Prep for Linn County Fair Entries
Linn County 4-H youth ready livestock and photo exhibits for the county fair opening Saturday. Details on page 1B.
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4-H
Linn
Linn County
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1994
Page
1
Ethics questioned Branstad probe sought
A House Democrat urged the state ethics commission to investigate dealings between Gov. Terry Branstad and former aide Doug Gross over a Clarinda prison matter. Details on page 2B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
State Ethics Commission
Terry Branstad
Doug Gross
Clarinda
Lucky 18s Golfer Repeats Win at Cedar Rapids City
Mike Irvine birdied the 18th hole at Ellis Park to win the Cedar Rapids Men’s City Senior Amateur Championship, repeating his title from eighteen years ago. Details on page 1D.
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Mike Irvine
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Jackson voters decide on high stakes gambling
Jackson County voters head to the polls on Tuesday to decide whether to allow high stakes gambling. Details appear on page 5B.
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Jackson
Jackson County
Domestic violence report reveals female victims more than men
A Justice Department study shows women suffer more domestic murder than men and highlights a surprising share of cases where parents kill their children. Details on page 3A.
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Justice Department
World Cup shock Bulgaria dumps Germany in upset
Bulgaria defeated reigning champion Germany to knock them out of the World Cup finals for the first time since 1978. The report notes the upset and directs readers to page 10 for details. In Nebraska Wayne Chicken Show drew over 10,000 fans with Andy Chap-Doran of New York City winning the chicken calling contest.
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Bulgaria
Germany
Wayne, Neb
Nebraska
Andy Chap-Doran
New York City
New York
Jane O’leary
Do-it-yourself jams and jellies guide
Tomorrow feature offers simple begining recipes for making jams jellies and sauces from fresh fruit. Learn easy steps to preserve summer flavors for winter meals with tips from Food Plus in Tuesday's Gazette.
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Gazette
Simpson Blood Drop Theory Emerges in Murder Case
Newsweek reports Dr. Simpson told police he cut his hand before leaving for Chicago the night his ex wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were killed. Magazine cites an unidentified defense source about blood drops on his driveway and a door handle as he grabbed his cellular phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Simpson
Chicago
Newsweek
Associated Press
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Iowa's top salesman leads recruitment push for high tech growth
Bob Henningsen, promoted to administrator of the Iowa DED business development division, heads an ambitious drive to recruit high tech firms. He touts a new multimedia marketing tool and Iowa's statewide fiber optic network as key assets in competing for well paying jobs amid rising national status for Ipsco Inc.'s $360 million steel mill. The 30 person team aims to land premier employers and boost state economic development over the next few years.
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Rod Boshart
Des Moines
ES Moines
Iowa
Ipsco Inc
Bob Henningsen
Henningsen
Iowa Department of Economic Development
DED
Global powers urge Bosnia peace plan with 10 day window
At a Washington Naples summit the G7 nations and Russia pressed Bosnia’s warring parties to accept an international peace plan within 10 days or face world action. Leaders urged North Korea to abandon nuclear ambitions and called for a North Korea South Korea summit as part of a broader post Cold War security order. Clinton announced a new US Russia summit in Washington in late September.
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Washington Post
Naples
Boris Yeltsin
Bosnia
Russia
North Korea
Group of Seven
North
South Korea
Helmut Kohl
Yeltsin
Clinton
Washington
North Korea to Resume Nuclear Talks After Leader's Funeral
North Korea informed the United States it will resume negotiations on its nuclear program after Kim Il Sung's funeral. Kang Sok Ju said he would fly home for the funeral and update via diplomatic channels, with IAEA inspectors remaining in North Korea to monitor the freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Il Sung
North Korea
Bonn
Germany
United States
U.S
Clinton
Kim
Kim Jong Il
Kang Sok Ju
Robert Gallucci
Geneva
Kang
Gallucci
International Atomic Energy Agency
Tiny buglike robots may perform surgery inside the body
MIT researchers envision microscopic robots guiding internal surgery within the ear and digestive tract. A current prototype measures about an inch and a half, with plans for a one millimeter square device within eight to ten years. Endobots could replace bulkier endoscopes and carry images to surgeons.
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Cambridge, Mass
MIT
Richard Satava
Biomedical Technology
U.S. Advanced Research Projects Agency
Raquel Welch
Satava
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Laboratory
Peter Banks
American College of Gastroenterologists
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Poultry Party
Abby Seedee
Serrririttty
Eeneeneeenneees
Wenenwns
N. Korea
Jeffrey D. Nicholls
Brandon Galvin
Brandon
Beau
Europe
Yugoslavia
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