Taylor Elementary Institutes Year Round Classes
Taylor Elementary School students begin an experimental year round calendar cutting summer break short. Details on page 1B.
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Taylor Elementary
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1994
Page
1
Oklahoma 13-year-old defends home shoots intruder
A 13-year-old in Oklahoma, home with younger brothers, hid in a bedroom as an intruder tried to enter. The boy fired through the door in self defense, a tactic learned from his parents, with further details on page 8A.
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Oklahoma
Flying to fish Canada offers seclusion
The piece notes seclusion in Canadian lakeland reachable only by plane, inviting readers to fish and explore miles of remote areas. Details on page 30.
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Canada
Bright Idea Plan Aims to Curb City Light Pollution
A Cedar Rapids task force proposes ordinances to cut light pollution in the city. Details on page 1B. NYPD Blue earns a record 26 Emmy nominations on Thursday, surpassing Hill Street Blues 21 in 1981. Winners to be announced Sept 11 on page 2A.
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C.R
Cedar Rapids
Hill Street Blues
Bergman themed love story traced in PBS film The Best Intentions
The piece notes the new Bergman related film The Best Intentions tracing the love story of Ingmar Bergman’s parents. It highlights long friendship and collaboration with Max von Sydow and mentions PBS airings beginning Sunday in TV Vision and Saturday’s Gazette listing.
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Max von Sydow
Ingmar Bergman
Bergman
PBS
Vision
Gazette
Health plan reform shifted to voluntary, phased approach
Democratic leaders told President Clinton they would draft a health care reform plan that is less bureaucratic and more voluntary, while keeping the aim of universal coverage. They said specifics would differ from the original plan but goals remain insurance for all and emphasis on preventive care, with a longer rollout.
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Washington
Clinton
Oval Office
Hillary
House
Tom Foley
D-Wash
Foley
Senate
George Mitchell
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
White House
George Stephanopoulos
America
Mitchell
House of Representatives
Fire kills four children in rural Wellman mobile home
Four children died in a Wellman mobile home fire that engulfed the dwelling around 11 p.m. Fire Chief Jim Seward and State Fire Marshal Roy Marshall investigated the scene with no signs of arson. Robert Darling and his wife escaped with two other children. two adults and one baby survived in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Goschazette
Ellman
Robert Darling
Darling
University of Iowa
Robin
Linda Behrens
Robert Behrens
Ezra Darling
Nancy McNabb
Gary
Marengo
Jason McNabb
McNabbs
Lisa
Tommy
Wellman
Tommy McNabb
Iowa
Keokuk
Marshall
Clinton wins long delay of sex harassment suit
President Clinton gains a procedural victory as a federal judge orders delay in responding to Paula Corbin Jones's harassment claims while a separate immunity ruling is resolved. The ruling could stretch the case into 1996, potentially beyond the presidential election.
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Clinton
Los Angeles Times
Washington
Paula Corbin Jones
U.S
Susan Wright
Little Rock
Ark
Wright
Jones
Gil Davis
Official cites danger in old mobile homes
State Fire Marshal Roy Marshall warns older mobile homes are prone to deadly fires due to compact layouts and limited heat escape avenues. He notes newer models are safer while older, poorly built units contributed to several past Iowa fatalities, though exact ages vary.
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Tom Fruehling
Wellman
Iowa
Roy Marshall
Marshall
Cholera Ravages Rwanda Refugees in Goma Camps
Refugee camps around Goma in Zaire face a deadly cholera outbreak among Rwandan evacuees. In Munigi aid workers report rising cases with hundreds dead and calls for more latrines and clean water. UNHCR pleads for international help to halt the epidemic.
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Goma
Zaire
Munigi
Isabelle Pardieu
Doctors Without Borders
Cou
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
UNHCR
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Grisham
Travel Magazine
Legals
Pancy Darling
Robert
Gary McNabb
Dave Gosch
State
Davis
Robert Bennett
Bennett
Davenport
Rwanda
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