27 May 1991
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1991
Page
1
An Iowan helped establish Memorial Day as a day of remembrance. The detail appears in Accent on page 8B, noting the contributor's key role in creating the observance.
Floodwaters from a downpour swamped homes in Wesley Iowa on Sunday as heavy rains drenched northwest Iowa. Report notes ongoing rainfall and damage with details on page 5B.
The Arizona Department of Corrections cannot use the gas chamber until a permit to release cyanide gas into the air is granted. No executions have occurred in 28 years, and the permit delay could affect executions planned in the next two months. Spokesman Michael Arra said the issue was found during updates to execution procedures.
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle old papers in City Carton boxes at 4250 Sixth St SW and econo foods at 1800 List St NE.
A light humorous note on dieting claims and future promises. It pokes fun at the allure of dramatic weight loss schemes and the empty hype behind many plans.
Families of missing in action face a bitter Memorial Day as a defense intelligence rift widens. A CIA POW MIA office chief resigns amid a memo accusing a federal cover up while Senate aides report on stonewalling and a Bamboo Cage claim sparks further concern.
A Lauda Air Boeing 767-300 exploded shortly after takeoff from Bangkok injuring no survivors among 223 aboard. Thai police described a fireball and large blast seen from Suphanburi province as investigators probe whether fire or on board explosion caused the crash near Dan Chang.
Across the nation schools face money shortages as districts cut maintenance and programs. Parents in Biloxi and Seal Beach stepped in to cover shortfalls, saving thousands while districts seek emergency loans and face bankruptcy protections.
The Women’s International Bowling Congress Tournament draws a mix of strong and modest local impact in Cedar Rapids with about 8 000 visitors during convention week and projections of a $25 million infusion. Amana area merchants report sharp gains 54 to 71 percent in sales as bowlers continue to bring visitors and spending.
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