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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1990

Page

2

Bush faces pressure over family leave in Bush speech row

Ellen Goodman highlights the clash between Bush administration spokesmen and lawmakers over the Family and Medical Leave Act. The piece cites Marlin Fitzwater’s attempts to soften lines, debates on mandatory leave, and comments from Rep. Roukema and Rep. Grandy on balancing family needs with business costs.

Oston Marlin Fitzwater Marge Roukema Charles Dickens England Fred Grandy Alowa Elizabeth Dole John Sununu Grandy

Correction: Phantom of the Opera tickets listed

The Sunday Leisure section corrects an erroneous Chicago Auditorium Theatre Phantom of the Opera phone line. The correct number is (312) 922 2110. The Gazette will address complaints about news accuracy with a published correction or clarification. Phone 398 8313.

Chicago Auditorium Theater Associated Press Cedar Rapids Gazette. Inc P.O Cedar Rapids

Towns voice dismay as GTE tries to double rates

GTE proposes rate increases affecting 276 Iowa communities with residential bills up by an average 10.17 dollars monthly and business bills by 10.26 dollars. The plan includes interim August hikes and a 116 percent residential rise, 59 percent for business, boosting annual revenue by about 11.7 million. Toledo mayor criticizes the move as jobs leave town for Grinnell.

Gary McLaughlin GTE Toledo Bill Christensen Grinnell Dallas Tom Sepic Iowa Colesburg Conrad Cresco Creston Dyersville Emmetsburg Hartley Kent Logan Luxemburg Nevada Orient Prescott Redfield State Center Strawberry Point Wadena Protivia Volga Arlington Edgewood Fairbank Holy Cross New Vienna Epworth Earlville Hazleton Greeley Lamont Delhi Manchester Troy Mills Ryan Farley Walker Central City Worthington Hopkinton Gladbrook Traer Tama Garwin Montour Belle Plaine Chelsea LeGrand Malcom Marengo Conroy Oxford Tiffin Williamsburg What Cheer Harper West Chester Delta Keota Sigourney Washington

Developer drops town houses plan on southeast Cedar Rapids site

Marion developer Mike Odell will proceed with single family homes on 19 acres between Needles Road and Tama Street after canceling a rezoning request to allow 16 homes and 18 townhomes. Odell will keep R-1 zoning and submit a new plat. neighbors worry about traffic safety and trees.

Heather Sloman Wood Gazette City Hall 30Th Street Mike Odell Needles Road Tama Street Cedar Rapids Country Club Odell Marion Cedar Rapids

Two Cedar Rapids Bars Face Liquor License Action

Cedar Rapids bars Woody's at 912 First Ave NW and the Fair Shake at 1200 Third St SE risk license nonrenewal after police recommendations. Woody's faces underage drinking and overcrowding claims. Fair Shake manager Anita Coughenour allegedly misrepresented arrest history on the renewal application. City Council hearings set for the Wednesday 9 a.m. meeting at City Hall to decide on renewals.

Cedar Rapids Woody's First Ave Third St Woody William Byrne Anita Coughenour Byrne City Hall

Beep-Ball Game Set At Iowa Braille School Grounds

The annual Beep Ball game is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday on the Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School grounds. Sponsored by the Telephone Pioneers of America, the event will feature clowns and no admission charge. Public welcome.

Vinton Iowa Braille and Telephone Pioneers of America Service Organization

Oklahoma City University to reinstate disabled law student

Mark Nation, 30, who is paralyzed in both arms and legs, won a federal suit requiring Oklahoma City University to reinstate him as a law student. The university will provide a wheelchair accessible desk and double time for exams after Nation alleged inadequate accommodations and time.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma City University Mark Nation Nation del City Rex Friend

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