04 Nov 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1993
Page
1
Two boys aged 7 and 10 playing in a pile of leaves on Melrose Drive were hit by a vehicle at 5 11 p m and died after being rushed to Sartori Hospital. Police said the victims were playing in the leaves when struck. identities of the boys and driver were released.
An Iowa City bookstore begins sales of a new Rush Limbaugh book as staff anticipate strong demand. The shop owner or employee harshly criticizes Limbaugh calling him a pompous ass while promoting the title on page 1B.
Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers at Hancher Auditorium mixes humor with a sad look at dysfunctional families. The Tuesday performance earns mixed notes on pacing and character work, as reviewers highlight sharp dialogue and strong ensemble effort.
Seventeen Gazette area teams competed in the first round of the state high school football playoffs last night. Details on page 1C.
Iowa City faces a key test as Eagle seeks rezoning to build a 53 512 square foot grocery store and 11 000 square feet of retail space on the Towncrest mobile home park site. The project hinges on housing for 100 residents and traffic improvements, with a City Council hearing set after Planning and Zoning action.
Arson-driven blaze in Malibu and Santa Monica Mountains destroyed 200 canyon ranches and seaside mansions, charred 35 000 acres, and forced evacuations along Topanga Canyon Boulevard as 5 000 firefighters fought hot spots. Governor Pete Wilson offered 125 000 in rewards. Celebrities including Sean Penn and Bruce Willis faced losses.
Iowa’s 1992 wage survey from the Department of Employment Services lists hourly rates for 400 occupations. Top earners include hospital administrator 30.35, executive officer 26.08, attorney 24.21, controller 22.62, plant manager 20.64, pharmacist 19.63, reporter 18.90, camera operator 17.23, LPN hospital 15.87, factory laborer 14.25, painter 13.37, construction work 12.87, medical assistant 12.32, fast food 11.51, second manager 11.24, butcher 11.01, clerk-typist 10.89, announcer 10.30, telemarketer 10.26, waiter waitress.
The annual study shows hospital administrators leading state wage levels. The survey covered 1,577 workplaces and 79,705 workers, guiding career choices for youth and aiding businesses in budgeting.
A light humor item notes scientists distinguish two types of people: those with right-brain tendencies and others who misplace their brain. The quip plays on cognitive stereotypes.
Iowa singer songwriter Bonnie Koloc, who has performed only five times in the past year, prepares another show as fame continues to find her. The Gazette notes her weekend Friday appearance and ongoing anticipation from fans.
Community Bio-Resources of Birmingham plans a Cedar Rapids facility to purchase plasma from 150 to 200 individuals daily. The 12,000 square foot center at 5945 Council St. NE will employ about 20 people. Local hospital officials weigh impact on volunteer donor pools.
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