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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1992
Page
2
Branstad Says Tourism Drives Cedar Rapids Economy
At a meeting with Gov. Terry Branstad tourism is described as a driving force in the Cedar Rapids area economy. Details are continued on page 7C.
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Terry Branstad
Cedar Rapids
Vanishing Family Mystery Continues With Missing Former Husband
A Florida woman vanished in the mid-1960s and now her former husband is missing as investigators pursue new leads. Details appear on page 6D.
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Florida
Space probes voyage to solar system edge with Iowa instruments
Four probes carrying University of Iowa instruments head for the solar system frontier. Voyager I is expected to be the first to reach the unknown in 2007. Health and Science in Thursday's Gazette.
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Lowans
University of Iowa
Health & Science
Bush Iraq policy sparks heated Democratic clash in Atlanta
In Atlanta Democrats led by Al Gore and Jimmy Carter attacked President Bush over Iraq policy and the handling of Saddam Hussein while the White House offered little public response. Gore said Bush and Dan Quayle show no victory over Saddam and Carter warned against politicizing foreign policy. Clinton criticized Bush for aggressiveness yet conceded support on Iraq policy remained.
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Atlanta
al Gore
Bush
Dan Quayle
Saddam Hussein
Carter
James Baker
White House
Bill Clinton
Yugoslavia
Bush-Quayle
Clinton
Marlin Fitzwater
Iraq
Fitzwater
Gore
Saddam
United Nations
Wet weather spurs mold warnings for allergy sufferers
Wet springs boost mold growth that irritates eyes, noses and throats. Doctors from Cedar Rapids note mold spores rise with humidity and mowing, peaking July to late summer, raising allergy symptoms for Iowa's 35 million nasal allergy sufferers.
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Antionette
Taylor-Thomas Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Pattaya Kullavan
Kimura
Con Artist Richard Wright Impostor Strikes Cedar Rapids
The Pink Floyd themed patient at St. Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids turned out to be con artist William Manteuffel who escaped with over 4000 dollars. Albany corrections later tracked him to a hospital sting where he used aliases and faked symptoms to obtain morphine and test funds. He faces a two to four year prison sentence for grand theft.
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Wazette
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Richard Wright
Wright
William Manteuffel
Iowa
Manteuffel
New York Corrections
Albany
N.Y
Angus
AC/DC
Lawrence Wiest
Albany County
Albany Medical Center
Wiest
St. Peter’s Hospital
Iowa audit questions $54,000 Native liaison program
A state audit questions preserving Native American interests in Iowa with a $54,000 annual consultant role. Gov Branstad and DOT defend Pearson's role in avoiding delays during road work and unearthing burial sites, while Auditor Johnson calls for documented value and potential move to archaeology budget. Pearson says she has not seen the report.
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Ves Moines Bureau
DES Moines
Iowa
Terry Branstad
State Department of Transportation
Maria Pearson
Ian MacGillivray
The
DOT
Pearson
Richard Johnson
Branstad
Johnson
State Archaeologist’s Office
Hoover bashing spurs debate over presidents public memory
In Des Moines area coverage, critics and fans spar over Herbert Hoover's legacy as Democrats link Bush policy to Hoover era hardships. The Hoover Presidential Library leaders defend his broader service while West Branch prepares a renovated museum and a Hoover ball event. Some see playful digs like Harkin ball as political theater.
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EL Moines
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
America
Richard Smith
West Branch
Tom Harkin
U.S
Harkin
George
Herbert Hoover Bush
Bush
George Herbert Walker Bush
White House
Sailor
New Hampshire
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