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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1994

Page

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Ex-agent urges CIA to locate spies sooner

Former CIA agent Philip Agee said in Iowa City that Americans should blame the CIA, not Russia, for the Aldrich Ames espionage case. He argued the agency should have found spies sooner and called for accountability.

CIA Russia Aldrich Ames Philip Agee Iowa City

Blome denies assault in private call dispute

Linn County Sheriff Dennis Blome enters an innocent plea after being charged with assaulting Deputy William Elam in a dispute over a private long distance telephone call. Details on page 1B.

Linn County Dennis Blome William Elam

Panel Approves 73 Million Incentive for Steel Plant

A House Senate panel unanimously backed a tentative agreement to offer a $73 million incentive package to attract a new steel plant to Eastern Iowa. Details on page 2B.

House-Senate Iowa

Cornell Faces Platteville In D3 NCAA First Round

Cornell with a 17 7 record travels to Platteville 21 4 for a first round NCAA Division III Tournament game as an underdog in a rare matchup.

Cornell Platteville

Fewer Iowa farms, bigger units trend continues

The 1987 92 period shows fewer farms in Iowa but larger average farm sizes as reported by the Census Bureau. The report released Wednesday notes continued consolidation and growth in farm size, with implications for rural communities and agricultural practices.

Iowa Census Bureau

Anti-lock brakes guidance for emergency stopping

Motor column explains that you should not pump the brake pedal when using anti lock brakes. The feature itself does the work to prevent skidding and stop safely in emergencies.

Fifteenth Annual Follies Opens Friday at Paramount

The Gazette notes that this year s Follies is a family affair with three members of one family and two of another in the cast. The 15th annual show begins Friday night at the Paramount, promising strong local participation.

Paramount Gazette

Overhaul proposed for crop insurance

Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy unveiled a major crop insurance reform plan aimed at offering farmers affordable protection while saving taxpayers more than 750 million dollars over five years. The plan lets farmers choose between commercial market insurance or USDA Farm Service Agency coverage and seeks to curb off budget disaster bills.

David Lynch Gazette Washington Mike Espy USDA House Senate Congress Espy Midwest Jack Kintzle Cedar Rapids

Senators urge EPA to scrap ethanol mandate proposal

Forty seven senators led by Bill Bradley called on EPA Administrator Carol Browner to kill a proposed rule requiring ethanol in the clean fuels program. They warned it would disrupt markets raise reformulated gasoline costs and potentially harm the environment.

David Lynch Washington Environmental Protection Agency Sen Bill Bradley D-N.j Clinton Bradley EPA Carol Browner

Senate votes to curb cash benefits for addicts

The Senate approved an amendment to move Social Security into an independent agency and to require addicts on disability benefits to be in treatment. A third party would manage funds, barring taverns and liquor stores from handling payments. the measure heads to the House.

Senate Washington William Cohen Maine Social Security Administration Senate Finance Committee Daniel Patrick Moynihan D-N.y Clinton Cohen Social Security

Clinton approval rises among Iowans poll finds

A February poll by Political Media Research Inc. for The Gazette and KCRG shows Clinton's job rating at 55 percent excellent or good, up from 44 percent in October 1993. Branstad Grassley and Harkin ratings show minor or mixed changes, with Grassley at 67 by February and 69 in October, Harkin up slightly and Branstad steady.

John Kirsch Gazette Clinton Branstad Grassley Harkin

Iowa UST UL Polling Window Sets Feb 24 to 27

A statewide telephone survey of 808 Iowa voters who vote regularly in general elections runs from February 24 to February 27. The poll reports a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5 percent.

Iowa

Iowa House eases vanity plates under new rent-a-space plan

Iowa lawmakers move to curb state approval of specialty plates by adopting a rent-a-space bill. The measure allows five characters on the plate with left side for decals from groups and colleges. vanity plates remain available with a $50 extra fee. Decal proceeds go to state universities, and a Jan 1 moratorium on new special plates would be set if enacted.

Ken Sullivan Gazette Des Moines Iowa House of Representatives Greg Spenner Mount Pleasant Department of Transportation

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