Inside Don't Go Into The Kitchen Without These
Deupree column on page 2A highlights essential kitchen items and tips to keep safe and efficient in food preparation.
28 May 1990
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1990
Page
1
Deupree column on page 2A highlights essential kitchen items and tips to keep safe and efficient in food preparation.
Iowa reports that President Bush vetoed Amtrak funding legislation prompting a partisan clash over a potential override. The paper notes a debate on education styles mixing academic and vocational tracks.
The Phoenix Suns recovered from a setback to tie the Western Conference finals with Portland. The game showcased clutch plays and a resilient comeback, signaling a tight series ahead.
A Plain English guide explains how to calculate the value of donations for reporting and compliance. It outlines appraisal rules, considers in kind contributions, and highlights potential pitfalls for donors and campaigns.
The Gazette promotes agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers via collection boxes at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW and Noelridge pool parking lot at 42nd and Council NE.
A satirical note jokes about a new cheap housing development in Sudan named Low Rents of Arabia. The punchline plays on regional stereotypes to lampoon affordable housing debates.
Millions of Colombians flocked to polls to elect Cesar Gaviria Trujillo as president, despite coca cartel threats. Voting was largely peaceful in many areas, with some bombings ongoing and three candidates killed in nine months. A student said the act of voting defended democracy against violence.
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev urged calm amid plans to double food prices as part of a shift to a regulated market economy. He noted anxious mood, warned against panic buying, and outlined the reforms announced by Premier Ryzhkov. He prepares for a Washington summit with President Bush.
An 80 foot bridge on Coralville Lake's Veterans Trail will be named for Richard Pelechek, an Iowa City resident who lost a leg and an eye in Europe during World War II. Pelechek, then 18, endured injuries after a shell exploded near him on April 6 1945 and later regained consciousness in an English hospital. The dedication was noted by Lyle Mulier of the Gazette Johnson County Bureau.
A Grand Rapids mother staked out her 10 year old's bus stop armed with binoculars and a camera after her daughter said a stranger approached her thrice. Officers briefly watched but gave up then the mother captured a photo of suspect David Bruce Siebers, an ex convict charged with assault with intent to commit kidnapping. The Kent County Sheriff's Department withheld her name, praising her vigilance.
A sheriff deputy resigns and an Ohio restaurateur kills himself after their names appear on a list tied to a national male prostitution ring. Investigators say 400 people may be tied to the network run by James Dayton, who died of a heart attack. Police warn of possible pleas as evidence is reviewed.
A program contrasts culinary scenes from Calcutta and Cedar Rapids. It highlights local flavors, cooking styles, and cultural perspectives across two continents.
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