Hesburgh Praises Youth Volunteers in Cedar Rapids
The Notre Dame president emeritus Rev. Theodore Hesburgh lauds today’s students. He said as many as two-thirds are involved in volunteer work during a Monday speech in Cedar Rapids.
23 Mar 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1993
Page
1
The Notre Dame president emeritus Rev. Theodore Hesburgh lauds today’s students. He said as many as two-thirds are involved in volunteer work during a Monday speech in Cedar Rapids.
The jury in the Joseph Hopkins Jr. case must decide if the killing of Destiny Dawn Wright last summer was first or second degree murder after all parties accepted the guilty verdicts on the trial’s testimony and actions.
Helen Kerkman and Mabelle Streitner of Van Horne have been best friends for more than 57 years. That's 57 years as in 1936, when Helen moved into a house across the street from Mabelle. Ram blin', page 1B.
The Iowa Legislature nears final action on a heated helmet policy dispute. Lawmakers weigh allowing riders to bypass helmet requirements by paying higher licensing fees, a proposal drawing sharp opposition and debate.
Officials estimate 7000 tickets sold for the NCAA Mideast Regional in Iowa City this week. A large portion goes to Iowa Hawkeyes fans ahead of their Thursday game against Auburn. Details on page 1D.
A humorous line notes that a schizophrenic may understand both sides of life. The quip relies on a play of perspectives to deliver a brief social joke.
Louise Wozniak Lorenz, formerly of Dubuque, takes the helm as executive director of the Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Commission. The Gazette notes her experience growing up different informs her mission to help others pursue rights and equality.
Yeltsin faces impeachment pressure as he consolidates emergency rule and orders media protection measures. Valery Zorkin cautions that compromise may end only when war begins while Washington backs democratic reforms and a Vancouver summit remains planned despite tensions.
Vadim Kreyd, associate professor at the University of Iowa, describes a polarized struggle between democracy oriented reformers and the old regime forces. He notes Yeltsin and the Supreme Soviet in a battle over impeachment with Ruslan Khasbulatov as a key rival.
Affidavits allege Michael Coleman of Washington Iowa shot 18 year old Ryan Wagehoft at his Forest View Trailer Court home Friday night. Suspect Otis Penelton and Kevin Williams are also charged with first degree murder and are jailed with $500000 bail.
About 100 production workers at Rockwell Graphics Systems Division in southwest Cedar Rapids will be laid off this weekend as the printer manufacturer reacts to a continued global downturn in business. Personnel Manager Tom Davis said salaried positions are under review and staffing needs will be adjusted to match conditions. The layoff brings Cedar Rapids employment to about 700.
Tom Davis, personnel manager, says the company is returning to a normal business curve and moving most operations to the former FMC building on Bowling Street SW. The west Goss building will be used for warehousing and fabrication prep while offices move east to be closer to production. Machining will consolidate on the east side.
Iowa farmers and experts say the 1992 corn harvest is virtually finished after a long season marked by adverse weather. Cedar Johnson Farm Service reports near-complete collection in Mechanicsville while Washburn Elevator notes little activity. final statewide yield was estimated at a record 1.9 billion bushels with next crop planning set for April and May.
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