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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1994
Page
1
Fire Chief Jim Pumfrey proposes a countywide ordinance requiring sprinkler systems in new residential buildings. Details appear on page 1B.
Bob Thomas a town hospital custodian from Cornell was shocked by unsanitary conditions in a Moscow hospital in October and plans to return with a cleanup crew. Details on page 1B.
The American Guild of English Hand Bell Ringers marked its 40th anniversary at a Cedar Rapids convention. The event ends tonight with a performance at Five Seasons Center, details on page 1B.
Dr. Richard Wenzel notes University Hospitals treats deadly streptococcus infections annually. He cautions there is no reason for panic and urges awareness, with full details on page 1B.
The Pink Rockers and Echoes wowed about 49 000 fans in Ames Thursday night with an ethereal performance. Theatre Cedar Rapids presents Echoes to strong reviews in a separate production.
In Chicago the defending champion Germany overcame oppressive heat to win 1-0 over Bolivia in the World Cup opener. The win sets the tone for Group play as coaches emphasize defense and endurance.
A feature on stay‑at‑home dads highlighting their daily routines and dedication to parenting. The profile examines work‑life balance, child care duties, and community support networks shaping modern fatherhood.
In a Sunday Life and Leisure feature in The Gazette several full time dads share how their schedules adapt to staying home with children. They discuss work life balance, family routines, and the impact on careers and partnerships.
In Los Angeles police tracked O J Simpson after a 60 mile freeway pursuit ending at his Brentwood estate. The arrest followed a dramatic live TV chase and a later letter from Simpson promising to help his family, while authorities condemned the escape as a failure to surrender.
Police in Cedar Rapids charged Ruben Garza, a convicted killer who fled to Mexico a year ago to avoid murder, kidnapping, and rape charges, with the May 1993 murder of Susan Vega and related crimes. FBI agents arrested him in Donna, Texas, and extradition proceedings began. Vega died from multiple stab wounds on May 22, 1993, between 10:15 and 10:30 p.m., with wounds to the legs, arms, abdomen, chest, and neck.
Cedar Rapids residents of Korean origin offer split views on North Korea tensions. PMX Industries president Chung Ryu likens Korea threat to California earthquakes, urging calm and normal life. Woo Jin Jung, New Life Fitness World owner, doubts North Korea will attack, noting limited resources and past travel.
University of Iowa researchers validate the 13 million Iowa Driving Simulator by matching test results with outdoor studies. Men drive about 6 mph faster on ramps while women change speeds more often. Younger drivers speed ahead 5 to 6 mph, older drivers adjust more. The pilot tested 27 drivers, final tests 48, and the Center for CAD leads toward a 32 million National Advanced Driving Simulator.
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