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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1994

Page

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Replacement parts Ron and Sandy Charlier just keep on walking

Ron and Sandy Charlier continue their steady routine as they navigate daily life with mobility aids and adjusting health challenges. Their perseverance highlights resilience and practical coping strategies in aging.

Ron Sandy Charlier Health & Science

Rwanda killings: villagers admit killing friends

In Rwanda, peasants have confessed to killing lifelong friends they regarded as enemies amid rising intercommunal violence. Details on page 2A.

Rwanda

Farmers Get Pest Weed Weather Info On The Move

Eastern Iowa farmers will receive updates on pests weeds and weather as they drive by neighboring fields. Page 1B carries details.

Eastern Iowa

Waste reduction cuts in East Iowa landfills

East Iowa region reports reduced waste hauling to landfills, barely meeting ambitious goals for landfill diversion. Page 1B carries details.

Iowa

Pianist Randy Weston at Cornell May Music Festival

Renowned pianist Randy Weston performed at the Cornell College 96th Annual May Music Festival dazzling the audience with his jazz artistry. Review on page 5B.

Cornell Randy Weston Cornell College

Rockets tie series as Bulls Pacers Nuggets win

In Sunday NBA action the Houston Rockets evened their playoff series while Chicago Bulls Indiana Pacers and Denver Nuggets also won. Details appear on pages 1D and 3D.

Nutrition Magician Performs Health Lessons at Elementary Schools

The Nutrition Magician visits elementary schools around town to teach healthful eating through magic tricks. Food Plus mentions tomorrow's event in Tuesday's Gazette.

Young Palo man feared drowned at Pleasant Creek Lake

Ricky Allen Scott, 20, of Palo, disappeared after being thrown from a canoe Sunday afternoon. Kevin Keller, 19, also of Palo, swam to help him, while Tamara Beardsley, 18, entered the water to assist. Keller and Beardsley survived and were hospitalized. The search resumed at 8:30 a.m. Monday. a bystander helped recover the two others.

Darwin Metz Linn County Pleasant Creek State Park Palo Ricky Allen Scott Rik Haendler Tamara Lee Beardsley Keller Scott Pleasant Creek Tim Drymer Tom Kreel Center Point

Christians must lead crime fight say evangelical leader

Evangelist Lowell Lundstrom urged Christians to take the lead against crime at a Five Seasons Center rally for about 1,000 while dismissing a larger police force as insufficient. He warned government cannot change the human heart and criticized teen condoms amid his eight day Impact America crusade.

Dave Gosch America Lowell Lundstrom Five Seasons Center Lundstrom Minneapolis Milwaukee

Handgun crime records rise in 1992 figures

The Justice Department reports 1992 saw a record 930,700 violent crimes by individuals armed with handguns and 13,200 handgun homicides, with higher risks for young black males. FBI data suggest rising overall violence while rape robbery and assault rates hover near 1981 peaks.

Justice Department Carl Stern Justice FBI Tonya Metaksa Eo Rifle Association Bureau of Justice Statistics Census Bureau Stern

Too Heavy to Hang Inmate Faces Decapitation Risk

Seattle AP reports 409 pound death row inmate Mitchell Rupe may be hanged for the 1981 bank teller murders after declining lethal injection. Todd Maybrown argues beheading is barbaric and not acceptable. A July 11 hearing is set. Rupe has not set a date.

Seattle Todd Maybrown Mitchell Rupe U.S Thomas Zilly Rupe

Margarine fat linked to thousands of heart deaths

Harvard researchers warn trans fatty acids in margarine and processed foods may be more harmful than saturated fat. The American Journal of Public Health report cites trans fats as a major heart disease risk and urges FDA labeling.

Washington Harvard U.S American Journal of Public Health Walter Willett Food and Drug Administration

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Keller and Beardsley St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Paleman Jeffrey D. Nicholls Gazette Annette American Cancer Society City Park Iowa City Eileen Eibey Ralph The Cancer Society
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