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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1998
Page
1
HBO will premiere the World War II film When Trumpets Fade on June 27 starring Frank Whaley. The true but little-known battle story is recounted in this HBO documentary style drama.
A rumor claimed a store gave away plants but they were donated to the Washington Flower Committee. Lay volunteers in Stephen Ministries provide space for people to voice their problems, though they do not conduct counseling.
In the Home & Real Estate section of Sundays Ga zette, readers are advised that steel cabinets can be refreshed with paint rather than replacement. The article argues a DIY approach can update dated kitchens and save money while outlining simple steps.
Local sales tax debate narrows to funding sources as supporters and opponents clash. GOCR and Streit cite city residents and outsiders pay shares, while Carol Martin argues efficiency gains and alternate revenue streams can fund trails, theatres, and centers. She criticizes Wilson-Sinclair complex and downtown exhibition hall.
Climate scientists foresee a switch from El Nino to La Nina with a cold Pacific arc cooling the equator. Impacts include severe wet winters for northern states west of the Great Lakes such as Iowa, milder Southeast, dry Southwest, and heightened hurricane risk, per NOAA and university researchers.
Washington negotiators announce a tentative deal on expanding taxpayer rights and creating an IRS oversight board. The accord, praised by Senator Roth and Representative Archer, aims to restructure the agency and lower overall cost, with final approval anticipated next week and a Clinton call to fund the measure.
Ken Siegel of Siegel's Jewelry & Loan in Nashua reports all merchandise saved after a Thursday afternoon storm ripped the roof and soaked ceiling tiles. Water damage targeted the middle aisle and electronics. no items were ruined and crews began cleanup as city forester notes ongoing storm damage across the area.
Cedar Rapids residents cope with storm damage as All Seasons Tree Service owner Robert Way advises handling minor limb cleanup at home while crews focus on high risk branches. Minnesota Extension Service cuts guide safe removal and a Bluestem Landfill tipping fee moratorium runs through next Friday. City crews will curbside collect bundles under 2 feet diameter and 40 pounds.
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