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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1992
Page
1
A feature on how teens expand their outlook through travel, study, and community engagement. Profiles illustrate students' overseas exchanges, local internships, and cultural events shaping global awareness.
Friends of a man with disabilities who died in a Saturday Iowa City fire gather donations for his family. Details on page 2B.
Former Israeli leader Menachem Begin who forged peace with Egypt but sent forces to Lebanon died early today at age 78. details on page 3A
The Iowa Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday from Gov. Terry Branstad and unionized state workers over a disputed public pay raise. The case could reshape collective bargaining for public employees in Iowa. Details on page 8B.
Senator Tom Harkin announces he is abandoning his bid for the Democratic nomination. The liberal candidate failed to win any primaries and secured only three caucuses. He plans to declare first at Gallaudet University in Washington DC before addressing Des Moines voters. He does not endorse another candidate.
Clinton defends his 50 percent stake in a real estate partnership tied to James McDougal and Madison Guaranty S&L. He says there was no improper conduct and that he and Hillary lost more than $25,000. McDougal denies wrongdoing and questions remain about tax deductions.
Jazz vocalists Mel Torme and Maureen McGovern delivered classy, uplifting performances at Hancher Auditorium on Saturday as featured in the Review.
A lighthearted item features a playful caption about winged rodents and bathroom humor. It presents a quirky, gag style moment typical of page filler. The piece aims to amuse with a simple, visual joke.
The Gazette invites cooks to enter its 14th annual Recipe Contest with seven categories and cash prizes. Collect recipes, submit by April 2, per Food Plus in Tuesday's Gazette.
In a Denver to Washington flight on February 29 Tom Harkin voiced bitterness toward the media as his presidential bid faltered. The Nebraska senator faced campaign finance woes and eroding momentum after a year of liberal appeals and personal distrust of pundits.
Utah wins top spot in State Rankings and State Perspectives by Morgan Quitno. New Hampshire second, followed by Minnesota Nebraska and Kansas. Iowa rises to eighth. Mississippi last, Louisiana second last. Oregon Illinois and New Jersey improve sharply. Morgan cites educated citizens, low taxes and low poverty as key factors.
Former California Gov. Jerry Brown captured the Nevada Democratic caucus with 35 percent to Bill Clinton's 26 and Paul Tsongas's 20 as 96 percent of results reported. Clinton and Tsongas trailed while uncommitted totaled 17 percent. Brown pledged to contest Clinton in Super Tuesday states and cited his Las Vegas visit and Culinary Union endorsement as key factors.
Iowa Department of Natural Resources shifts to a carry in carry out policy at 84 state parks. Trash bags, napkins and blankets are now part of the visitors’ gear as day areas lose trash cans while overnight areas keep them. Parks chief Doyle Adams says most visitors accept the change and hopes it cuts cleanup costs, with recycling attempts having mixed results.
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