Baseball Scores From The Day In Brief
American Indians 5 defeated the Twins 2 while the Royals crushed the Red Sox 8 to 0. The White Sox routed the Orioles 10 to 0 and the Rangers beat the Brewers 6 to 3 in ten innings. Yankees versus A’s, Tigers at Mariners and Blue Jays at Angels were in late games. Cubs 1 edged Reds 0. Padres 4 over Phillies 3. Expos 5 over Giants 1. Mets 5 defeated Dodgers 2. Astros 4 beat Pirates 3 in 12 innings. Braves 9 over Cardinals 7 in 12 innings.
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Conner double murder arson trial heads to further jury deliberations
A Linn County jury deliberated three hours Tuesday without reaching a verdict in the Greg Conner case. The panel reconvenes today for more deliberations as details appear on page 1B.
Legislative studies trimmed to cut spending in Iowa council
Iowa's Legislative Council on Tuesday approved fewer issue studies than last year to help reduce state spending. Details on page 4B.
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Iowa
Legislative Council
Hawkeye Downs Hosts Pabst Light 100 for $100,000
Five Iowa drivers race in the Pabst Light 100 at Hawkeye Downs with a $100,000 purse tonight. Event details appear on page 1C.
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Iowa
Hawkeye Downs
Bogus boulders hide Grand Canyon water site
In Grand Canyon National Park, researchers placed fake rocks of polyester resin and fiberglass to conceal a water sampling station. Geological Survey official Don Bills said the site is heavily traveled by tourists, making detection by hikers unlikely.
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Grand Canyon
Tucson
Ariz
Grand Canyon National Park
Geological Survey
Don Bills
Window of notoriety opens for aspiring stars
A pithy saying on fame and access suggests that those seeking success can observe the allure of notoriety and use it as a glimpse into opportunities, even if doors remain closed.
Telemedicine links Iowa clinics via X ray network
University Hospitals in Iowa City doctors read X rays remotely to assist physicians statewide. Improved transmission tech allows clear X ray and chart sharing over the telephone line, expanding access to expert guidance.
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University Hospitals
Iowa City
Health & Science
Iowa business failures surge in early 1992 across state
Iowa logged 354 business closures from January through May 1992, up 227.8 percent from 1991, with liabilities totaling 68 million dollars. The West North Central region rose 26.5 percent to 2,847 failures, led by agriculture and forestry. Dun & Bradstreet attributed the jump to continued economic weakness and stressed balance sheets.
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Business Information
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Dun & Bradstreet
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Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Joseph Duncan
Serbousek Wins Cedar Rapids Mayoral Race
Larry Serbousek, 41, outsider candidate, defeats Streets Commissioner Wayne Murdock by 13,719 votes 68.6 percent, sweeping every precinct to become Cedar Rapids’ 52nd mayor pending canvass. He vows change and closer ties to City Hall after Don Canney resigns. Canney quips about youth in office.
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City Hall
Cedar Rapids
Larry Serbousek
Wayne Murdock
Serbousek
Chelsea Dr. NE
Don Canney
Canney
Kevorkian’s Death by Own Action Dismissed in Michigan
Oakland County Circuit Judge David Breck dismissed first degree murder charges against Dr. Jack Kevorkian for helping chronically ill patients die by own action citing lack of a specific law against assisted suicide. Prosecutors plan an appeal challenging the ruling.
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Oakland County
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Sherry Miller
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Kevorkian
Oregon
Breck
Michigan
Miller
Wantz
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Thompson
Maryland gag order tightens state secret code
In Maryland a governor issued a press information ban that keeps state employees from speaking to reporters or legislators. Cabinet staff and local health offices received memos reinforcing the restriction, sparking questions about transparency and public access.
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Nnapolis
Maryland
William Donald Schaefer
Baltimore
Rockwell Deal Lets Charges Drift for One Year
The Rockwell International CACD in Cedar Rapids will have federal charges deferred for a year and then dismissed if it meets terms. The settlement prompts mixed readings of its meaning and draws industry concerns about contract complexity and risk of future malfeasance.
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Aeronautics
Jerry Grey
Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Washington
Rockwell
Grey
U.S
William Stuart
Collins Avionics & Communications Division
CACD
Cedar Rapids
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