19 Mar 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1993
Page
1
Miranda Frank, a former Cedar Rapids registered nurse, closed her Shellsburg jewelry store in 1989 to sell assets and retire. Satisfied customers persuaded her to stay, delaying the planned retirement. Details on page 1B.
Rockwell International's Railroad Electronics division in Cedar Rapids announced its largest order to date. Burling ton Northern plans to buy 350 locomotives from General Motors' ElectroMotive Division, featuring Rockwell cab controls.
A report from the University of Iowa Institute for Economic Research predicts Iowa real personal income will grow 3.6 percent from 1992 to 1993 end. The forecast outlines steady two year growth for the state economy.
Josh Jensen, 9, of Cedar Rapids and Scott Zylstra, 12, of Pella, won their age divisions at the BASS state casting competition in Cedar Falls on Sunday and advanced to the next level of rivalry.
NCAA wrestling at Iowa where both teams advance seven wrestlers to today’s quarterfinals. Iowa holds a slim one quarter point edge over Penn State with Iowa State in fourth place on page 1C.
A humorous take argues time healing all wounds would negate long waits in doctor offices. The joke notes patients face extended delays before seeing a physician, implying irony in modern medical care.
Robert Conrad stars in Sworn to Vengeance on CBS tackling a real event inspired case. He pursues the killers of three teenagers in a police drama airing Tuesday night, per TV Vision in Saturday's Gazette.
The House endorsed Clinton's plan combining new $16.3 billion job spending with long term budget cuts and tax increases on the rich and corporations. A deficit reduction blueprint aims to trim shortfalls by $510 billion over five years, with half from defense and entitlement cuts and half from taxes. The administration says the package would create about 219,000 jobs this year.
Clayton County community Garber mourns as two longtime friends Harry Straus 55 and Robert Hauschild in his 40s drown near the Say Magill ice area. Bodies found Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon amid ice chunks, boat upside down, life jacket and gear recovered. Straus a retired Deere & Co. worker and Hauschild a dairy farmer, both known locally for their community ties.
A 20 year old, John Clymer of 1280 35th St NE, is charged with falsifying public records after a two month probe by police and the Iowa DOT. Investigators say he operated an underground license alteration service, tied to at least nine altered licenses and charged 25 to 40 dollars. Police say more arrests may follow as officers monitor bars.
Donna Hawkins moves to renew abuse allegations at Iowa School for the Deaf in Council Bluffs seven years after taking her son Joby from the state school. Joby, now 15, communicates by sign language, while the Francis Lauer Home in Mason City lacks proficient signers for residents. Hawkins questions the lack of group input and suitable options, urging proper support for her son to cope with abuse and his handicap.
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