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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1992
Page
1
C R company reports rising profits as demand for recycled materials grows. Analysts note expanding operations, higher processing volumes, and improved margins helping the firm capitalize on sustainable waste programs and regulatory incentives.
Mike Eilen notes the Cedar River reflects the people who live along it. Bruce Young of Cedar Rapids has studied its currents for 20 years, guiding a five day journey by canoe with a photographer to explore diverse feelings about the river. The piece appears in Life and Leisure.
Incumbents in Linn and Johnson counties dominate early fundraising for state legislative races. From Jan 1 to May 15, 1991, candidates raised 118,169, with 87,536 going to incumbents. PACs supplied about 20 percent of funds, and 13 of 15 PAC recipients backed incumbents.
Clinton rides high after the Democratic convention and Perot’s withdrawal, holding a 20 to 27 point lead over Bush in four polls by Newsweek Time CNN New York Times CBS LAT. Clinton top rating 59 percent in Newsweek. Perot supporters favor him. Polls show small margins of error about 4 percent. Bush aides downplay significance.
Cedar Rapids resident Walter Meyer learns he must work until age 66 to draw full Social Security benefits as the 1983 amendments raise the full retirement age. The rule shifts affect those born after 1937 while disability benefits remain unchanged.
Jeff Leavy a 19 year old freshman at Coe College Cedar Rapids has earned his commercial pilot license and is featured in Youth Plus tomorrow's Gazette noting his progress toward a career as a pilot.
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