Baseball Scores Across Leagues With Late Games
Summary of scores from major leagues showing Orioles over Yankees 10 to 7 and Indians 5 over Brewers 3. Tigers defeated White Sox 8 to 3 in 13 innings, Royals beat Blue Jays 11 to 4, Rangers tied Red Sox 4 to 1, Athletics hosting Angels late. Cubs 5 over Phillies 2, Expos 2, Pirates 1, Braves 3, Reds 2 in 10 innings. Mets 4, Cardinals 3. Dodgers at Astros and Padres at Giants games delayed or late.
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Twins
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Genencor completes $6 million addition at Cedar Rapids plant
Genencor, a Cedar Rapids bioproducts plant, finished a $6 million expansion and added staff within 11 months of operation. Details on page 9C.
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Genencor
Cedar Rapids
Harassment suit costs near damages awarded
Legal costs tied to the sexual harassment suit won by a former Cedar Rapids police officer nearly equal the amount of damages awarded. Details on page 1B.
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Cedar Rapids
Padres Giants brawl ejects coaches and players
San Diego Padres third base coach Bruce Kimm and other players were among those ejected after a Thursday night brawl with the San Francisco Giants. Details on page 10.
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Norway
Kimmin
Bruce Kimm
San Diego Padres
Padres
San Francisco Giants
Lottery heist in Council Bluffs nets little cash
Three men stole a 175 pound Iowa lottery card machine from a Kwik Shop using a stolen pickup. The truck and the machine were found burning nearby with the contents missing. The Iowa Lottery regional manager said the machine was emptied a day earlier and the cards can only be redeemed at the original location.
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Council Bluffs
Bill Somers
Iowa Lottery
Somers
Money isn’t everything motto spotted at IRS office
A humorous motto about money appears in an IRS office setting suggesting a lighthearted take on income priorities. The line challenges the belief that wealth dominates relevance and hints at office culture embracing wit.
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IRS
May Stymie Cedar Rapids Grain Center Expansion
Dry conditions threaten Cedar Rapids capacity to purify water and slow expansion of the city as a major grain processing center. The Gazette reports the potential curb on growth due to water purification limits.
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C.R
Cedar Rapids
Gazett
Storms Roam Eastern Iowa Leaving Damage and Injuries
Storms swept eastern Iowa with funnel clouds and 60 mph winds. A 150 foot radio tower toppled near Elkader and a St. Lucas woman was struck by lightning and hospitalized in critical condition. Rain fell heavily in Cedar Rapids while Clayton County saw toppled silos and a damaged barn near Elkader.
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Donna Lee Olson
John Kenyon
Cedar Rapids
Denny Frary
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
St. Lucas
Margaret Kuennen
Norbert Kuennen
Fayette
West Union
Rochester
Minn
Clayton County
Czech and Slovak Leaders Agree to Split Czechoslovakia
Czech leader Vaclav Klaus and Slovak head Vladimir Meciar said parliaments would start dissolution steps on September 30, ending 74 years of federation. A caretaker federal government with 10 members would oversee the divorce and set conditions for two sovereign states with international status.
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Bratislava, Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovakia
Vaclav Klaus
Vladimir
Meciar
Klaus
Slovakia
Vaclav Havel
Havel
Czech Lands
Prague
House
Harold van Maanen
Roskaloosa
Ron Corbett
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Senate
Bob Arnould
D-Davenport
Budget talks collapse as Iowa Democrats push special session
Des Moines bureau reports budget talks with Gov Branstad stalled Democrats urge a special session to bypass Branstad en route to a 1993 compromise. Republicans predict no break with the governor while factions argue over a 1 cent sales tax rise and corporate tax changes.
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Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Bronstad
FDA panel backs three month Depo Provera approval
A federal advisory panel recommended US approval for Depo Provera the three month injectable contraceptive from Upjohn Co. The drug already circulates in over 90 countries and about 30 million women have used it worldwide. World Health Organization studies found no greater breast cancer risk than birth control pills. Dr Barbara Hulka noted widespread use supports safety. The FDA may accept or overrule the panel though rarely does.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
Upjohn Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
United Kingdom
Germany
France
New Zealand
Norway
Belgium
Sweden
United States
The
Food and
Drug Administration
Advisory Committee On
World Health Organization
Barbara Hulka
University of North Carolina
Off Street Dance to Replace Street Street Dance in Czech Village
Czech Village Association leader Al Zindrick announced the annual Street Dance will proceed as an Off Street Dance on July 3 and 4 across five clubs. Promoters will keep live music and drinking inside venues, remove furniture to maximize capacity, and coordinate with city officials on fire codes. Public Safety and Fire officials signaled cautious support.
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Vacette
Winer Reedom Festival
Czech Village Association
al Zindrick
Czech Village
Zindrick
Krna Radio
Public Safety
J.D. Smith
Smith
Phillip Saunders
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