30 Jul 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1992
Page
1
The third annual Wellington Show case in southeast Gedar Rapids celebrates local nature with more family and children activities. Details on page 1B.
Iowa Democratic Party officials expect the Clinton Gore presidential ticket to visit the state next week on a three day bus tour. The schedule begins Tuesday and ends Thursday, routing from St. Louis to Davenport then La Crosse Wisconsin and Minneapolis.
A witty aside notes that staying cool while others panic suggests the speaker would be the steady hand guiding the guillotine. The quip frames composure as a sharp, darkly humorous trait.
Bob DeForest, a blues fanatic, hosts a new show on radio station KCCK after being invited. He likens the moment to a journey to the Mississippi Delta and often vacations at music festivals. Weekend! in Fridays Ga zette.
Linn County sheriff's deputies and Hiawatha police are being investigated over the alleged castration and death of a dog owned by towing service owner Fred Darrah. County Attorney Denver Dillard says a special prosecutor will handle the case due to possible officer involvement.
A national legislative group reports major budget problems persist with only limited relief. Iowa officials say action on the budget leaves the state relatively better off, while California faces large bills. The NCSL forecast predicts no conspicuous improvement and continued tight budgets into the foreseeable future with 12 states enforcing broad cuts and many programs facing salary and health care reductions.
Former East German leader Erich Honecker returned from Moscow to Berlin and was jailed near the Berlin Wall site on charges tied to border deaths. He faces counts including manslaughter and embezzlement as Germany presses to hold him accountable under its legal system.
A April 14 amnesty for illegally kept milk crates expires Friday, threatening dairy losses as industry officials weigh extending grace. About 3,000 crates were returned during the period, far short of 100,000 stolen annually, with potential legal penalties of up to 30 days in jail or $200 fines for theft.
Late last night two youngsters were pulled from a two story frame structure at 123 First Ave SW as teens and young adults forced entry amid smoke. Firefighters later reached a second child found inside. Both were rushed to St Luke’s Hospital with their mother nearby. Police withheld names.
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