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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1990
Page
2
Ellen Goodman argues the Twitchell case tests mind body beliefs and legal duty. The Boston verdict questions whether state law may compel medical care over spiritual healing and how society balances faith with reason.
Conventions and tourism generated an estimated 33.4 million in the Cedar Rapids metro area in 1989, an all time high and about 5 percent above 1988. Gary Peterson named chair of the bureau board, succeeding Gary Smith. Awards go to OPN Architects for the information center project and to SSMID for downtown revitalization. An August airport information center opening is planned.
Cedar Rapids Meats directors hire Peter Ball of Craig Jacobs and Walker Dallas to assemble an operational plan after Farmstead Foods plant closures. The board criticizes an unsecured creditors proposal as lacking substance and aims to resume production with potential operators and partial plant leasing talks with Doskocil Foods.
Albert Lea Minnesota officials and Farmstead Plant executives push a $6.8 million employee buyout via ESOP. The plan funds include 5 to 6 million in employee shares, a $1 million state grant, and $500000 federal aid, to be run through the city with a 50 cent per hour employee assessment over two years. If approved, operations could start mid August.
The Gladbrook Corn Carnival considers helicopter rides by Dick Green of River Copter Service amid previous Cedar Rapids crash concerns and a possible corn borer–related work constraint. Officials note regulation gaps for sightseeing copters and FAA rules for air taxi standards.
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