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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1998
Page
1
Members of the Macbride Raptor Project hope the young birds will eventually nest in the Coralville Lake area. Details, 1B.
Stephen Hill says there will be people who don t know God now who will be on fire for Christ. Religion 8A. Republicans unveil plan to provide 5.5 billion in accelerated federal payments. Details 1E.
Max Corporan of Marion led at Hawkeye Downs with little challenge as he won the feature race. The event highlighted a dominant performance in a steady afternoon program.
In the Gazette's Brush Strokes series the Home & Real Estate section shows a second installment on giving worn counters an affordable makeover with paint.
Prosecutors in the Monica Lewinsky inquiry questioned Secret Service protectors at a Washington courthouse as Chief Justice Rehnquist refused to extend a stay blocking testimony. Kenneth Starr said officers may have observed possible crimes while stationed at the White House.
In Iowa City, Leo Peters and three other organ recipients met William Stevenson’s parents at University of Iowa Hospitals. Stevenson's heart, liver, lungs, pancreas, kidneys, eyes, and skin saved or aided multiple lives after his death in a shop accident.
Ecology professor Neil Bernstein and undergrad Allison Shaw trek through thick prairie near Eastern Iowa to fit 12 ornate box turtles with tiny transmitters. The project aims to reveal why the endangered species is declining while noting recent undercover sting arrests in turtle trafficking.
A judge halted a 12 year old girl's trip to Kansas for a late term abortion, ordering psychological tests and a court hearing within 30 to 40 days. Prosecutors cited concerns about consent and potential psychological harm. the state will conduct tests in two weeks while the girl remains in Michigan.
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