Baseball scores report with multiple results
National League and American League scores list several games with teams like Giants over Pirates five to six Expos over Reds six to two Dodgers over Cubs six to two and Phillies over Astros three to six Braves at Mets postponed. Other results include Blue Jays three Whit four and Royals seven Rangers six with Brewers two Yankees and Athletics four two and Orioles four Indians four Angels three Red Sox seven Mariners one.
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Cedar Rapids bids farewell to long‑time mayor Don Canney
On his final 5 pm day in office, Cedar Rapids Mayor Don Canney ends a 22 year tenure. Gazette reporters recall his rise from street commissioner in 1965 to city leadership and the Canney era on City Hall’s third floor.
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Nostalgia shines at Five Seasons Center show
The Iowa Professional Fire Fighters concert at the Five Seasons Center delivered a high caliber performance with shoo-bop harmonies from The Shirelles and breezy vintage hits by The Association. Review on page 5B.
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Hand-held PDA aid from Apple draws future business buyers
Apple Computer Inc introduces a handheld personal digital assistant concept aimed at business users. The piece notes potential buyers may coordinate via PDAs to arrange deals, signaling early mobile computing trends. Details appear on page 5C.
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Iowa lawmakers back balanced budget amendment vote share
Iowa's delegation in Washington would back a constitutional balanced budget amendment by a 5 to 2 margin with one undecided. Details appear on page 8B.
Kennedy High Sends Cougar Team to Girls State Golf
Kennedy High School travels to Pheasant Ridge Golf Course in Cedar Falls for the girls state golf championship today and Tuesday. Details on page 3C.
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Commitment to the future printed with soy ink
A brief item notes a commitment to sustainability with printing using soy ink. It highlights modern printing practices and environmental considerations in publishing.
Picnic tips for health, Earth and family in 1990s Gazette
Tips on healthy earth friendly and family oriented picnics from Food Plus in Tuesday's Gazette. The column highlights practical ideas for meals outdoor safety and sustainable choices aligned with 1990s awareness.
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Americans Prefer Home Ownership To Early Retirement
A 3-1 majority favor owning a home over retiring 10 years early and a 41 margin choose owning over easy commuting rents. The survey for Fannie Mae notes affordability as the main barrier with 47 percent whites and 66 percent blacks and 59 percent Hispanics saying downpayments and closing costs are major impediments.
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Belgrade Protests Rise as Yugoslavia Faces Sanctions
About 50,000 protesters filled downtown Belgrade opposing Communist organized elections as U.N. sanctions take effect. In Sarajevo cease fire begins amid Bosnia violence that has killed over 2,200 and driven up to 1.3 million from homes. Western governments impose oil embargo, asset freezes and travel bans affecting Serbia and Montenegro.
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Neighbor held 7 year old girl as car nears Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids girl, seven, was allegedly held against her will and harmed by a neighbor. Dee Jay Radeke, 28, was arrested and charged with first-degree holding against will and second-degree sexual mistreatment after the incident near Harrison and Cleveland schools. The girl identified a tall man in a white and red car. He was suspected in other suspicious activity. Radeke had prior related charges and a 1987 assault conviction.
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Bush seeks 40 million to topple Saddam Hussein
The Bush administration proposes raising CIA funding for Iraq to 40 million dollars for fiscal 1993. The plan aims to boost surveillance on weapons, support at least three Iraqi opposition groups, and expand an anti-Saddam propaganda effort, continuing covert efforts begun in 1991 after uprisings.
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