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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1990
Page
2
The essay by Ladone in The New York Times argues internships should be paid and critiques firms that offer unpaid summer work. It contrasts student expectations with personal experiences from a 1964 newspaper-copyboy role, noting long-term value beyond immediate payoffs.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company operates daily and Sunday from 500 Seavenees SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists carrier and motor route rates and mail subscription prices for local and out of state readers. The notice specifies post office box address for subscriptions and notes AP news republication rights.
Federal investigators focus on fatigue in an engine drive gear after the June 15 crash at Cedar Rapids All Iowa Fair. The Badger Helicopters Inc. craft carried pilot Thomas C. Brooks and passengers Carey Carnahan and Shane Burlingame, who all died. An NTSB examiner said power loss likely caused the crash and the engine part will be sent to the metallurgical lab in Washington for testing.
Quaker Oats plans to shrink its grocery products administration by about 400 positions without layoffs. The Cedar Rapids plant will not lose workers but will fill vacancies creatively. 200 openings will remain unfilled as the division, renamed the Quaker Breakfast Division, reorganizes to boost profits after weaker fourth quarter results.
St Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids announced plans for a 97 000 square foot medical plaza to be built at 10th Street and A Avenue NE. The four story facility will connect to the hospital via skywalks and house outpatient labs with OB GYN and Pediatric practices moving in. The project is led by Samuel T. Wallace and built by Joanne and Ernie Buresh of Anamosa.
The Zodiac gunman claimed responsibility for wounding a homeless man in Central Park and said he was the San Francisco killer, but NYPD Detective Chief Jo seph Borrelli says the suspect is not believed to be the California serial killer. The California cases remain unsolved.
Juan Elizondro, a Nebraska resident and former professional golfer, sues Environmental Graphics Inc., Focus on Sports Inc., and Zazza Ltd. doing business as the Sheraton Hotel in Linn County District Court. He alleges an Aug. 26 1988 wall covering at the Sheraton Cedar Rapids depicted him and was used commercially without permission.
The Meech Lake constitutional accord aimed at naming Quebec a distinct society failed to be ratified by Newfoundland and Manitoba. Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells suspended debate, effectively killing the accord, while Prime Minister Brian Mulroney planned a national address. Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa said the accord was not ratified.
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