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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1994
Page
1
The Rev. Eugene Young of Marion intends a summer bicycle voyage across Iowa using a sail equipped bike. Details appear on page 1B.
IES Utilities discusses storing Palo nuclear plant waste with an unnamed New Mexico Indian tribe. Talks focus on using tribal land for waste storage and future handling details appear on page 2B.
A jury sat Monday in the trial of Kelly Linhart accused of injuring a child in her care. Prosecutors described the alleged abuse and the defense questioned the timeline as witnesses testified.
A striking event on Jupiter Monday outshines Earthly nuclear tests in spectacle. The article promises full details on page 6A.
Friends of Bethany and Chris Rada rally to raise funeral expenses for their 5 week old daughter who died from injuries in a crash. Details on page 1B.
Norand Corp will lease a 70 year old downtown Cedar Rapids building to house its research and development center. Details on page 60. Linn-Mar beats Kennedy 6-1 in district boys baseball first round. game reported with scores and context on page 1D.
Charlie Becker, director at Camp Courageous near Monticello since 1980, notes the camp for people with disabilities has grown to 13 buildings and now serves about 3,500 campers each year, as reported by neighbors in Wednesday's Gazette.
In Pale and Sarajevo the Muslim led parliament endorsed the peace plan while the Serb assembly voiced strong opposition. Serb deputies debated long and refused comment as NATO and the US pressed for a decision by Geneva. If rejected, new war risks and renewed sanctions loom.
Fourteen young volunteers from nine foreign countries work in Cedar Rapids as part of Iowa's first international work camp. They assist Morgan Creek park crews, learn American life, and paint facilities while promoting goodwill through community service. Organizers include June Chabot and Linn County United Nations Association.
A white man in his 50s wearing a dirty cap and mirrored sunglasses robbed Cherry Burrell Employees Credit Union in Cedar Rapids at 2:20 p.m. He demanded large bills with a small black handgun, fled to a brown car, and no one was injured. Police and FBI hunted the suspect. callers urged to contact 1-800-CR-CRIME.
The Gazette hosts an Oak Hill summer celebration at Gibson-Hidder Park from 3 to 7 30 p m with activities for families. News staffers will be on hand to gather ideas and photos while refreshments are served and a 13 week subscription is up for grabs.
The advocacy group CSPI released a study alleging Mexican restaurant fare, including beef nachos and chile rellenos dinners, contains high fat and sodium. Taco salads reportedly equal or exceed a full day’s fat and saturated fat intake.
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