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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1998
Page
1
Marion High School teacher Marc Ferguson quickly transforms into Mark Twain for an American literature lesson. Oil-producing nations plan crude output cuts to halt gasoline price declines.
Rob Merritt a University of Iowa senior and Titanic fan constructed and painted an 18 inch replica of the ship Stage 4 Theatres employee details on 1B.
New devices alert homeowners to dangers such as carbon monoxide freezing and flooding. Details appear in Ac cent, 3C.
A Gazette feature asks whether a dog's character stems from breed, instinct, or owner influence. It contrasts devoted pets with unruly companions and considers how training shapes behavior.
Linn County supervisors plan to hear Sheriff Don Zeller's proposal to expand the May's Island jail from 212 beds with new space and other enhancements. The plan follows federal prisoner load and a 1996 INS office opening, with prior architectural drawings approved for second floor cells and possible east west expansion beyond the current entry.
Titanic sweeps the 70th Academy Awards securing best picture director and song among 11 total awards. Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt win best actor and actress for As Good as It Gets as Williams and Affleck-Damon also take top honors.
Marion Iowa kau police purchase a life policy to cover their 3 year old Belgian Malinois police dog valued near 10000 with training. American Bankers Insurance Co. of Miami issues the policy and premiums are 600 annually.
Cedar Rapids officials review a compromise to rezoning 130 acres between West Post and Stoney Point roads for a new mobile home park larger than Grand View. The plan adds buffer zones, open spaces, and mixed housing to ease concerns from neighbors and critics before the city council vote.
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