21 Jun 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1992
Page
1
A Money expert argues that a worker’s value remains steady despite a disability, noting that skills, experience, and productivity define worth. The piece highlights inclusive employment practices and the importance of accommodations to maintain performance.
Cedar Rapids hosts eight grain processors operating ten plants that use nearly 13 million gallons of water daily, more than a fourth of the city capacity. City officials say normal rainfall suffices, but dry periods could strain processing, with the Water Department ready to manage peak demands.
A lighthearted panel joke recalls a marriage proposal that stalled and failed to go through, delivering a quick humor beat about nerves and commitment in a playful tone.
The owners of a new downtown Marion shop tout environmental products that may require some acclimation. The Gazette notes the store carries several eco friendly items aimed at promoting a greener lifestyle.
Iowa Democrats at their state convention assailed Gov. Terry Branstad over budget talks as House Speaker Arnould accused him of bad faith and Senate President Gronstal called his moves dangerous. Clinton addressed attendees via satellite and urged support amid polls showing Clinton third behind Bush and Perot. Legislative leaders warned of a special session to resolve deficits as Branstad vetoed tax and cut Medicaid and state worker raises.
Ten year old Matthew Kuennen raced for help when his mother Margaret Kuennen, 47, was struck by lightning outside their rural Fayette County home. CPR kept her alive until EMS arrived and she was flown to Mayo Clinic in Rochester in critical condition.
The Washington Post reports Ross Perot conducted several investigations into President Bush over five years ending in 1991. The Post found no evidence of Bush impropriety or lawbreaking. Perot critics say he aimed to harass and intimidate.
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