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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1998
Page
1
The Rev. John Kilpatrick said they have received unprecedented response in Cedar Rapids, noting contrast with prior large city campaigns. Details follow in section 1B.
University of Iowa athletes push through hot conditions for off season conditioning as coverage notes training rigor. The piece mentions the Hlas column and references the Association of Iowa Hospitals and Health Systems stripping ID numbers before selling information in a related detail.
Marion edged West Delaware 7 to 5 to advance in the Class 3A tournament race. The team faces Vinton-Shellsburg on Friday seeking a state berth. Also noted are outdoor work in heat, a Cedar Rapids tax incentive bid for a vacant building renovation, and canine outdoor activities feature in Accent.
The Gazette notes denim-inspired nails trend resurges with blue hues. The feature highlights how denim looks extend from clothing to manicures, offering a chic, casual vibe for readers.
In Fayette County Iowa Gehlen Quandt 70 was shot beaten and stabbed in his yard. Witnesses say Jeff Sawvel shot Quandt after a car incident and a scuffle with a companion. A jury of eight women and four men convicted Sawvel of first degree murder and he faces life in prison.
The House approved 253 173 to fund the National Endowment for the Arts at 98 million in fiscal 1999, matching the current year. Supporters cited oversight gains and broader grant reach, while critics remain skeptical of federal control over art. NEA chairman Bill Ivey welcomed the vote as a shift toward a thoughtful dialogue on funding levels.
A judge dismissed John Hansen's appeal over the Horatio attack incident. Horatio the 2 year old Labrador mix, deemed vicious by City Manager Steve Atkins, will be put to death after the ruling. The dog has been quarantined at the animal shelter since the incident involving Madison Donahue.
A study by the Environmental Defense Fund Nature Conservancy and Smithsonian says alien plants and animals threaten US species, with habitat loss ranked higher. Zebra mussels and Eurasian watermilfoil have reached Iowa, but Iowa’s native flora already faces less danger due to dominant crops and effective control practices.
Benecol margarine designed to lower cholesterol heads to American shelves next year. Sitostanol from pine-tree sources may expand to foods like dressings and ice cream, with McNeil Consumer Products planning to offer cholesterol reducing foods beyond margarine. Doctors say such nutraceuticals could reduce reliance on medication for many with high cholesterol.
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