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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1996

Page

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Lisbon Man Hit by Lightning While On Phone

Lisbon business owner John McPhail 31 suffered a jolt when lightning struck a tall mobile radio tower above his shop around 9 45 am Friday sending surge into the telephone lines. He sat stunned on the concrete floor as friend Kelly Main assisted and McPhail played down the danger noting his past rodeo and racing injuries. US West described the incident as rare and linked the tower to the abnormal strike while saying using phones during storms is not discouraged.

Lisbon McPhail Kelly Main

Job faith clash as Iowa postal clerk seeks Sabbath break

Duane Meyer, a 1987 Iowa City postal clerk, faces a Saturday shift after seven years in the job that led him to Seventh-day Adventism. A union grievance seeks Sabbath off with a national postal ruling due in months. Meyer is backed by attorney Daryl Huenergardt on civil rights grounds.

Lynn M. Tefft Johnson County Iowa City Duane Meyer Meyer Outlook Seventh-day Adventist Church Postal Clerks’ Union National Postal Service Daryl Huenergardt Kimball, Neb Mid-American Union Conference of the Church Huenergardt Iowa

Democrats to unveil Families First Agenda nationwide

Democratic leaders will present a televised plan named Families First Agenda aiming for a balanced budget welfare reform education tax credits pension reform and other proposals if they gain a House and Senate majority. The event mirrors Republicans 1994 tactics and faces GOP criticism as a publicity bid.

Los Angeles Times Washington America House Senate Congress Democratic Party James Moran D-Va Bill Paxon R-N.y National Republican Congressional Committee

Moving Party Attracts Preschool Plans In Iowa City

C R District Methodist Church at Lovely Lane Outreach Preschool 317 F Ave NW will host a moving party Sunday as the preschool plans to relocate six blocks away. Chinese immigrant Peter Chen, a teacher and speaker, moved to Iowa City to be with his daughter. Diver Kent Ferguson placed sixth in Friday Trials. A Buchanan County sheriff deputy’s canine partner died.

Lovely Lane Outreach F Ave Peter Chen Iowa City Kent Ferguson

Cedar Rapids Firm Plans Integrated Tele Services

A Cedar Rapids company announces a plan to offer integrated local and long distance phone service paging voice mail and related services to both residential and business clients with details forthcoming in section 6C.

Cedar Rapids

ATF director opposes national link to church arsons

ATF chief John McGaw said the rash of church fires, many at black congregations in the South, does not reflect a nationwide conspiracy. He cited intrastate, copycat, hate related and non arson causes, with some cases nearing solvability. About 40 suspicious fires targeted black churches in the South since January 1995.

Ga2eoue Veo Wounds Bureau Des Moines South John McGaw Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms McGaw ATF

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