New C R summer program for area youths
University of Iowa athletes will take part in a new youth leadership program in Cedar Rapids. Details on page 1B.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1994
Page
1
University of Iowa athletes will take part in a new youth leadership program in Cedar Rapids. Details on page 1B.
A decade of increased soil and water conservation practices has yielded visible improvements in Iowa lakes and streams. Details on page 5C.
Report notes a second assault at Heathrow fort in London within 30 hours. Details on page 3A.
Students at 12 Cedar Rapids schools volunteer to help resolve student conflicts. Details on page 1B.
An Iowan composer dedicates a march titled The Blazing Comet March to honor Iowa basketball star Chris Street. Details appear on page 3B.
Column observes the fragile fame of athletes like Michael Jordan and Nancy Kerrigan as public judgment reshapes legacies and pedestal status amid scrutiny and media glow.
A Gallup survey released Thursday finds two thirds of teenagers say they have friends who were physically harmed in the past year. Forty nine percent report friends hit by peers, forty two percent by older teens, and twenty six percent by gang attacks.
Tippi Hedren star of Hitchcock's 1963 The Birds returns in The Birds II Land's End. The new film debuts March 19 on Showtime as TV Vision highlights in Saturday's Gazette.
James Sturtz, 34, faces first degree kidnapping and alleged sexual assault of a 17 year old in Cedar Rapids. Police say he offered a ride, took a remote Cedar River area, and forced acts before returning the victim. If convicted, his case could meet life imprisonment.
Clinton aides testify at federal grand jury as 1000 pages of White House documents are turned over in the Whitewater inquiry. Treasury officials and RTC auditors scrutinize $1 million in Rose Law Firm bills amid possible improper contacts involving Webster Hubbell and James McDougal.
Louise Wozniak Lorenz, director of Cedar Rapids Civil Rights, won a racial and sexual discrimination lawsuit against the city of Dubuque. A Dubuque County jury awarded back pay and emotional distress after determining the city and former City Manager Ken Gearhart discriminated against her in 1991 when choosing a successor.
Iowa Attorney General Bonnie Campbell notes scam artists target Iowans by telemarketing and fake prize offers. Victims consent to transfer old phone numbers to the state, aiding civil and possible criminal action against bogus contest operators. Brammer says agency will pursue cases based on recovered listings.
The Iowa Senate approved 47 to 1 a bill to regulate prize promotions by mail and phone. It requires notice of odds prize value and full costs of eligibility and imposes civil and criminal penalties for misleading sales tactics. An amendment extending rules to the Iowa Lottery was ruled out of order.
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