26 Jul 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1993
Page
1
A brief Health and Science page overview notes recent studies, medical advances, and science briefs. It outlines notable research across institutions, potential health implications, and upcoming science events with emphasis on public interest and accessible explanations.
The University of Iowa leads a list of Big Ten teams losing athletic scholarships under NCAA sanctions for violating scholarship limits. Details on page 10. Louise Miller, 55, of Tipton benefits from the Green Thumb program for older workers, with details on page 1B.
Racecar driver Stanley Smith was critically injured in a Sunday crash at Talladega Superspeedway. The report notes the venue follows the recent death of Davey Allison in a helicopter crash and directs readers to page 1D for details.
Teens told a New York polling firm they eat healthful foods but in questions about favorites, findings show soft drinks, salty snacks and sweets dominate. The Food Plus feature appears in Tuesday's Gazette.
The Iowa Department of Management reports totals for damage across categories including crop and farm property losses of 2.7 and 0.7 billion dollars, public infrastructure 728 million, private residences 165 million, businesses 360 million, non farm income 300 million, and wages 25 million, with agribusiness and other sectors affected.
Iowa faces a $2.7 billion damage estimate from the historic flood with fresh rain adding to losses. State officials urge federal disaster aid flexibility to cover private property and public infrastructure, warning of possible budget cuts if aid fails to offset revenue declines.
Bowhunter Mike Hertges of Waterloo aims at a foam animal target at the Waltonian vs Bowhunters Rendezvous opening Friday at Enders Field west of Toddville. Hertges, a bowhunter for eight years, travels statewide weekly to practice with friends.
Jennifer, a 17 year old in Iowa, runs away amid ongoing family recovery efforts aided by DHS. Cara, her mother, recalls prior progress with therapy and curfews, while caseworker Karen Evans shifts to crisis management to safeguard the teen and the family.
Iowa Senator Richard Varn pledges to push 1994 legislation creating an I-SPAN like cable channel to cover Iowa City and state government, offering gavel to gavel legislative coverage, archives, and student internships, with costs offset by selling clips to stations. He notes potential copyright issues and camera placements in chambers.
Glynn Scotty Wolfe 85 to wed Linda Lou Essex 53 in Blythe California once she can fly to him. Wolfe, famous as the world s most married man with 27 marriages, says he isn t chasing a record but a kiss and a hug from someone special. Essex has 22 marriages and together they are tied to record coverage from a 1990s talk show tour.
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