02 May 1998
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1998
Page
1
APAC acquires its largest rival and merges with ITI creating a telemarketing giant employing about 25 000 people. Eastern Iowa reports two sets of quadruplets growing stronger with new details.
Smokey the cat saved from a house fire last week continues a steady recovery, after being revived at the scene. Vets report improvement as the animal adapts to life back home with its owner.
Former Linn County supervisor and state legislator Joe Rinas received a deferred judgment on embezzlement charges. Details, 1B.
Independent counsel Kenneth Starr signaled a Watergate parallel to his legal battle with President Clinton, drawing annoyed reactions from Clinton aides as details emerge on Friday.
Iowa City physician Chuck Huss pursues a historic climb as he seeks to become the first Iowan on Everest. The piece outlines his fascination with the world's tallest peak and the formidable obstacles in his ascent.
Area landlords outline practical steps tenants can take to clean and restore apartments, increasing chances to recover full security deposits. They emphasize clearing rooms, addressing damages, and documenting conditions before move out.
Pat Cline, a 41 year old Manchester native and mother of four, is set to become the college's first and likely only female graduate from Divine Word College. She earned a cross cultural studies bachelor’s degree through a scholarship program created by the African American president to foster understanding after 1980s Dubuque racial strife.
Cline says curiosity outweighed suspicions as she pursued Divine Word Seminary. Unlike others, she plans to stay in Dubuque for Hispanic ministry at St. Patrick's Catholic Church and seeks a community outreach role to share the lessons learned from her education.
INS officers in Cedar Rapids await the new plastic green cards the agency began mailing to legal permanent residents. The 1-551 cards include digital photos fingerprints and anti counterfeiting features plus holograms a micro state flag drawing and a back optical stripe with presidents data.
A California statewide smoking ban in bars led to a 26 percent drop in bar business on average, with over half the bars noting reduced tips and more barroom disputes. The American Beverage Institute reported 300 bars surveyed showed higher patron-employee arguments and losses in regular clientele, while some shops saw no effect or slight gains.
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