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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1992
Page
1
Beginning in 1993, individuals taking lump sum payments from retirement savings plans face a 20 percent withholding tax. Analysts note a potential loophole or easy workaround, with further details on page 6C.
John Dowdall clinched the Ben Hogan Hawkeye Open title in Iowa City with a four under par total after months of road trips to Monday qualifiers. The victory ended his Hogan Tour grind and earned the top spot on Sunday.
A lighthearted quip contrasts past youth with abundance of lettuce in a playful tone. The line hints at nostalgia and everyday humor about growing up and simpler times.
Dining outside enhances the meal with pantry staples like sardines olive oil feta and herbs. The Gazette's Food Plus column on Tuesday suggests leveraging these ingredients for a memorable Mediterranean spread.
United Nations officials announce Iraq will allow inspectors into Baghdad Agriculture Ministry ending a three week standoff. President Bush says Saddam caved after bluster but other cease fire demands remain disputed. Inspectors to begin Tuesday with European dominance in team.
Clermont residents react with anger as Montauk and two other sites close under a 5 percent budget cut. State officials cite reduced funding while Montauk director Henry Follett laments layoffs and the loss of Iowa history preserved by the Larrabee family. The Montauk budget exceeds $100000 annually with minor admission revenue.
Thad Jones an 11 year old from 700 35th Street Lot 202 dances and rehearses at Donna's Dance Place Cedar Rapids and meets rap star Hammer during a Sunday Lindale Mall appearance Hammer denies being the superstar despite Thads excitement Deb Jones Thads mother and Marks military father in Germany accompany him to the mall event and Thad recalls the interaction two hours later with high energy
Richard Remington 60 a noted health statistician and interim University of Iowa president from July 1987 to August 1988 died of cancer at University Hospitals. He helped shape preventive medicine and public health, won the 1980 Albert Lasker Special Public Health Award, and balanced a teaching career with a love of jazz.
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