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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1998
Page
1
Tangela Smith of Iowa battles Kansas defenders Jaclyn Johnson and Lynn Pride as Kansas edges Iowa 62 58 in NCAA tournament action. Iowa’s upset bid ends with a 62 58 loss.
Miss Manners argues judges should not decide who receives an engagement ring after a broken engagement. She urges proper etiquette as the solution and spots no need for legal action.
The Diane Petrie and Bruce Buell horse barn now houses Mountain Pearl, an Irish Draught mare described as having a lot of presence. This relocation marks a new home for the notable horse in Solon.
With outside windows being installed the Xavier High School project remains on track. Details 5B.
Bobbi and Kenny McCaughey say life with septuplets is busy not chaotic as 60 volunteers help with infant care. This lifestyle story details the daily routines and support network around the extraordinary family.
John Patrick Moyna grew from a five year old who watched men operate bulldozers into a 36 year old who drives them professionally. Details in Business Card, 1B.
The Mackay Bennett of Halifax and the SS Jeremiah O'Brien of San Francisco share historic ties to the Titanic. The ships preserve both real memories and recreated commemorations, highlighting maritime heritage and survivor stories.
A Gazette feature highlights non fat and reduced fat chocolate options for cake frosting cookies and brownies. Readers are invited to explore low fat desserts in upcoming recipes.
Kathleen Willey told CBS on 60 Minutes that President Clinton lied under oath and made a crude advance near the Oval Office after she sought help for her husband’s finances. She recalled the November 29, 1993 episode and testified to a grand jury investigating Lewinsky matters. Clinton and his attorney denied the allegations.
The IRS collected 18.3 billion dollars in penalties and interest in 1996 with 4.4 billion recovered. Senate critics call penalties out of control while noting revenue implications if reform slows. Authorities cite delays in notices and aging collection practices as key drivers.
A new biography claims Lyndon Johnson ordered FBI wiretaps on Vice President Hubert Humphrey to deter a split over Vietnam and secretly supported a draft Johnson movement at the Chicago convention. The book also says Johnson distrusted Humphrey, urged Rockefeller to run, and forbade aides from endorsing Humphrey.
Iowa teens react to a proposed bill that would delay full driving privileges by one year and raise the school permit age. Rural students worry about travel to activities while opponents argue for more mature teen driving.
Lawmakers weigh raising the school permit age from 14 to 15 and extending full driving privileges from 16 to 17. Nighttime unsupervised driving for 16-year-olds would be limited and additional driver training mandated.
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