Church eyed for demolition in Cr. funding battle
Cr. officials may seek to demolish a church they describe as a poorly constructed eyesore. Details on page 1B.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1993
Page
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Iowa Development Fund Likely to Run Dry by August
State funds are already short in the Iowa Department of Economic Development with the fund projected to be depleted by August, only two months into the current fiscal year. Details on page 5B.
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Department of Economic Development
Nominations Open for Ultimate Bad Boss Award
Readers are urged to submit nominations for the Ultimate Bad Boss, the person who most effectively combines all the attributes of poor management. Details appear on page 5C.
Riordan Leads Woo In L A Mayoral Race
Richard Riordan takes early lead over Michael Woo as Los Angeles voters begin selecting a new mayor in a race that marks the first shift in two decades. Local coverage continues with live updates from citywide polling.
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Michael Woo
Los Angeles
Today’s Chuckle Tips on Bold Marks and Crayons
A lighthearted note advises readers to make their mark in the world while avoiding a stubby crayon, mixing humor with a gentle prompt to aim high and keep tools proportionate.
Miracles in Motion Helps First-Time Riders at Iowa School
A group of students from the Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School in Vin ton took turns riding horses for the first time amid praise for Miracles in Motion. The event appeared in Thursday's Youth Plus in the Gazette.
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Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School
Vinton
Floods Put 5000 to 10000 Iowa River Acres Under Water
Tama and Iowa counties face 5000 to 10000 acres of bottomland flooded along the Iowa River. Larry Beck reports 200 of his 920 acres submerged while ISU experts warn the region may lose significant planting in a severe flood year. The Iowa River is forecast to crest well above flood stage in Marshalltown and Marengo.
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Iowa River
Tama
Iowa
Larry Beck
Chelsea
Beck
Marshalltown
National Weather Service
Marengo
Cedar Rapids Library Sets Single Day Circulation Record
Cedar Rapids Public Library broke its all time single day circulation with 10 511 books and items checked out. The record surpasses the previous high of 9 799 set in 1992 with rain helping drive patrons indoors.
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Diana Breuer Baculis
Fire destroys Cedar Falls Price Lab gym after 3 million in damage
Fire at Nielsen Field House, home of Northern University High School Little Panthers, melted the roof in minutes. Officials cite over 3 million dollars in damage as students and UNI officials discuss future plans and fall reopening. A state fire marshal will determine the cause.
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Cedar Falls
Nielsen Field
Theresa Girsch
University of Northern Iowa
Price Laboratory School
West End
Kenny Smith
Lynn Nielsen
Fernandez
UNI
University
Price Lab
Teen drinking seen as norm across schools says counselor
Abuse counselor Dino Irvin says teen alcohol use is widespread beyond any one family, with open drinking at parties and graduations. Students recount regular weekend drinking, often 75 percent of peers, mainly at private gatherings, with many good students and athletes among the participants.
Cable TV settlement could crack monopoly
Washington State and federal authorities reached a settlement with seven major cable companies to allow satellite broadcasters, microwave-relay systems, and others to buy programming owned or controlled by cable firms. The move aims to loosen the industry's near monopoly and comes with immediate effect in most states, though FCC rules on program access are still under review.
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