Boundary Waters Anglers Seek Scenic Edge With Bass
Anglers find Boundary Waters’ scenery enhanced by good company and fine weather as they pursue bass. Outdoor 5C.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1998
Page
1
Anglers find Boundary Waters’ scenery enhanced by good company and fine weather as they pursue bass. Outdoor 5C.
Vinton celebrates Virginia Gay Hospital’s 75th anniversary with a park party titled Party in the Park. The event highlights local history and community ties as residents recall the facility’s long service and milestone year.
Martha Stewart offers practical suggestions for grilling and outdoor cooking as summer arrives, featuring tips for flavor, safety, and easy entertaining.
The Salvation Army, known for uniforms, bands, kettles, and charity, outlines a worldwide directive that emphasizes its religious mission beyond public service, as discussed in the Saturday Gazette religion page.
The Supreme Court struck down the 1997 line item veto law 6-3, invalidating the president’s power to cancel specific items in tax and spending bills. President Clinton called the ruling a disappointment, while lawmakers pledged to revisit budget controls. The decision raises questions about restoring affected items in the current year and shaping future constitutional changes.
A legal opinion to an Iowa legislative committee says the State Racing and Gaming Commission exceeded its authority by proposing regulations to cap slot machines and ban casino expansion. The opinion argues failed legislation cannot be revived as administrative rules, delaying a fresh gambling debate next year.
A Shenandoah heat burst spiked temperatures from 86 at 11 p.m. to 93 by midnight with 40 mph winds and dew points dropping from 74 to 57. NWS meteorologist Chuck Myers called it a rare phenomenon, while state climatologist Halliker noted its bizarre nature and historical Texas event.
President Clinton, in Xi'an, urged China to improve rights amid reports of dissident detentions. He said the crackdown would mark a backward step and asked U.S. Ambassador Sasser to raise the issue. He defended ongoing U S Taiwan policy and noted local economic gains in Xiahe.
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