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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1992
Page
1
A Cedar Rapids man was in critical condition last night after being run over by the rear tires of a city bus Tuesday morning. Details on page 1B.
Senate Ethics Committee Chairwoman Jean Lloyd-Jones will preside over today's public hearing on Sen. Joe Welsh and the Iowa Trust scandal, despite being subpoenaed to testify. Page 7A.
Iowa hosts No. 2 Indiana while No. 3 Kansas visits Hilton Coliseum in Ames in a pair of high profile men’s basketball showdowns. Indiana and Kansas both seek statement wins on the road against ranked opposition.
Helen Salvay dressed as a cave woman for an anthropology session at Coe College's coeducational camp highlighting her informal creative and imaginative teaching style described as a little bit kooky.
The past winter was the warmest for the 48 contiguous states, with an average temperature of 36.87 degrees Fahrenheit. The record surpasses the 1953-54 season at 36.00 degrees, followed by 1933-34 at 35.97. Data cover 97 years.
Dr. Samuel Broder, director of the National Cancer Institute, writes exclusively about the roles played by researchers and consumers in conquering cancer in Thursday's Health and Science section.
Tsongas wins Maryland primary while Clinton scores Georgia victory signaling momentum in the delegate race. Unofficial returns show Clinton leading in Georgia and Tsongas strong in Maryland as Super Tuesday contests loom. Poised for a two man race, Clinton declares a national bid.
Delegates percentages show Clinton 37 percent, Brown 8 percent, Harkin 6 percent, Kerrey 5 percent. In Utah Tsongas leads with 34 percent, Brown 27 percent, Clinton 19 percent, Kerrey 11 percent. Turn to page 5A: Democrats.
Patrick Buchanan's strong showing in early primary contests alarms the White House that a persistent conservative challenge could jeopardize the general election for President Bush. Buchanan touts a solid Georgia lead and sizable shares in Colorado and Maryland while Bush claims momentum toward the nomination.
Iowa City prosecutors charge 37 year old Beth Page George a domestic violence counselor with perjury and tampering with records. She allegedly used a false name birth date and Social Security number to obtain a driver's license on May 16. Authorities say a wider probe may implicate colleagues at the shelter and others in Johnson County. George was arrested Monday and released on 7000 dollar bail.
Beisker recounts how his cousin Jeff Mattson forced him into a May 15 robbery at Bitzen State Bank in Eitzen Minnesota. Beisker, 23, was later found innocent of the federal charge while Mattson faced a withdrawn plea and upcoming trial.
The Mesquakie Indian settlement signs a state tribal gambling pact allowing low stakes casino style gaming and simulcast betting. Keno and riverboat style games join slot machines blackjack poker craps and roulette with $5 bets and $200 loss cap in a three hour window. Local officials expect tourism revenue for Tama and Toledo and new jobs for area residents.
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