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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1998
Page
1
Wayne Newton performed for the Meskwaki crowd with showman pizazz in Tama describing the Cedar Rapids store transformation as unrecognizable by an official. Details note year round Polk Elementary classes began Thursday in Cedar Rapids.
An evangelist from Pensacola Florida announces a revival to come to Cedar Rapids next week promising a transformative spiritual impact. Stephen Hill of Brownsville Assembly of God Church is cited as leading the event drawing attention from the religious page in the Gazette.
The Clinton administration urged Chief Justice Rehnquist to halt questioning of the president’s Secret Service protectors by a Lewinsky grand jury. A appeals court refused to reverse orders to testify, leaving Rehnquist to decide on a temporary stay. Agent Cockell’s duties shifted as security concerns continued.
District Judge William Thomas upheld the Iowa City Development Board in favor of Robins, approving a 291 acre voluntary annexation from nearby land. Hiawatha had challenged the decision, contending service, boundaries, and bad faith, but the court found substantial evidence supporting the board.
Rep. Greg Ganske a Iowa physician resigned from the National Bipartisan Commission on the Future of Medicare citing dissension with Republicans over a patient rights measure. He joined Democrats backing stronger patient protections in HMOs and met with President Clinton to reiterate support for the proposal.
Linn County experts warn of a bumper poison ivy crop this summer due to a mild winter. Ken Lafferty and Dr. Lyla Schweiger note increased growth and cases, with advice on prevention using Ivy Block and treatment for reactions.
Judith Ann Gunderson of Bettendorf, director of HEARTS at Rock Island Arsenal, pleaded guilty to theft of public funds for filing a false 105 travel voucher after a 1995 trip to Red River Army Depot in Texas. She received one year probation and a $3000 fine.
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