23 Jul 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1993
Page
1
City officials prepare for a formal announcement at 9 a.m. about a new $230 million wastepaper recycling mill at the Cedar Rapids intersection of C Street SW and Highway 30. Weyerhaeuser Co. is expected to confirm the project amid comments from chamber and city officials.
A Garnaville bottler accuses former major league player Pete Rose of reneging on a contract to promote a new sports drink. Details on page 3B.
Iowa men as plan for season faces potential trouble as departures exceed additions. Hlas column outlines squad depth concerns and coaching expectations for the upcoming schedule.
A light note suggests luck influences success, especially when the winner is disliked by others. It playfully implies personal feelings can shape perceptions of achievement and merit.
Iowa TV outlets including KCRG KGAN KWWL and KDUB join a live hour long telethon to aid Midwest flood victims. The broadcast originates from Des Moines and airs Thursday at 7 p m as announced by TV Vision in Saturday's Gazette.
Eastern Iowa recorded light rain while southwest counties saw up to 4.5 inches in Cass and large parts of Fremont Mills and Cedar Rapids faced continued rainfall. National Weather Service foresees 1 to 4 inches more over the next five days with widespread 2 to 4 inch totals.
Ruth Carolina reports a split view on the Great Flood of 93 effects with University of South Carolina economist Frank Hefner warning of hidden damage and prolonged private losses while Iowa state economist Harvey Siegelman argues for a quicker rebound aided by current growth and low unemployment.
Kristin Lodge-Miller 26, a standout student in Iowa City in speech pathology and audiology, was killed during an attack while jogging near her Chapel Hill home. Anthony Simpson, 18, was charged with murder and attempted rape. a probable cause hearing was set for 9 a.m. in Chapel Hill District Court.
Prime Minister John Major faces a crucial confidence vote in the House of Commons after a defeat on a key Maastricht treaty amendment. Rebels and Labour backers split, with 23 Conservative rebels voting against the government, threatening Major's slim majority and the possibility of a dissolution and election if defeated.
The CDC reports a 3.5 percent rise in U S AIDS cases last year with females showing a 9.8 percent increase. For the first time sex, not injection drug use, surpassed drugs as the primary transmission among women.
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