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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1993

Page

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Marion residents oppose 251-lot mobile home park withdrawn

A proposed 251-lot mobile home park in Marion drew criticism from residents and was withdrawn by the developer after a public hearing last night. Details on page 1B.

Marion

Boot camp debate highlights Iowa unique justice stance

Iowa task force members say boot camp differs from other states in crime and punishment. If boot camp doesn't fit, they advise not to use it. Details on page 6B.

Iowa

Miller crafts dual life as Cornell quarterback and artist

Cornell quarterback Matt Miller stands out on the field with precise passing while pursuing an artistic life off the field. The profile highlights his on field leadership and sculptor’s mindset shaping his college journey.

Cornell Miller Matt Miller

Waterloo West Sharpshooter Walks On to Iowa Basketball

Kent McCausland, a Waterloo West sharpshooter, turned down several scholarships to join the Iowa Hawkeyes as a walk on. Coach Tom Davis has promised him a scholarship for 1995 96. Details on page 30.

Lowan Hawks Waterloo West Kent McCausland U of I Tom Davis

McLeod Receives Illinois Bell OK for Tele-Management

Illinois Bell approves McLeod Tele- Management as a reseller of phone services in Illinois. A state panel will decide the company’s fate in one or two months. Details on page 6C.

McLeod Illinois Bell McLeod Tele- Management Illinois

Today’s Chuckle Sounds Like A World Symphon y

A playful quip compares life to a grand symphony with you as the reluctant instrument. The line winks at humor about feeling out of tune yet part of a larger orchestral joke.

Patty Duke Stars in Custody Battle TV Roles

TV Vision notes Patty Duke appears in custody fight stories on NBC and CBS as she plays determined grandmothers in A Matter of Justice and other programs. The Gazette highlights her involvement in grandchildren centered plots airing this weekend.

Patty Duke CBS NBC TV Vision Gazette

Health care plan shifts cost view Panetta cites 30 percent impact

Budget chief Leon Panetta told lawmakers that after including all out-of-pocket costs only about 30 percent of the insured would pay more under the president’s health plan. He said 70 percent might pay the same or less when deductibles and employer subsidies are counted.

Newsday Washington Leon Panetta Senate Finance Committee Panetta Clinton

Waterloo dog track faces bankruptcy risk amid off track betting expansion

Meskwaki Casino opens off track betting at Tama to wager on simulcast horse racing from Maywood and Hawthorne with plans for more tracks. Iowa officials warn the move could hasten Waterloo Greyhound Park's bankruptcy and threaten the National Cattle Congress, though Meskwaki leaders see it as a business expansion.

Keno Maywood Park Hawthorne Race Course Chicago Fergen Iowa Jim Lind Waterloo Waterloo Greyhound Park Cattle Congress National Cattle Congress Augie Masciotta Waterloo Track Terry Branstad Mesquakies Mesquaki Casino & Bingo Troy Fergen

Cedar Rapids weighs 20 million incinerator project

James Ledenbach seeks city site approval for a 39 acre 1193 Ingleside Dr SW mass burn incinerator with 280 tons per day capacity. City officials warn approvals rely on state law a public hearing within 90 to 120 days and potential two year permit process amid public opposition.

Iowa Dave Hogan Wisconsin Minnesota Firestone Des Moines Deere & Co Waterloo Hogan Ames Ledenbach

Oelwein couple die in motor home from carbon monoxide

James 69 and Leota 71 DeMint were found dead in a 1970 Explorer motor home parked in their yard in Oelwein. Autopsy ruled carbon monoxide poisoning. Furnace likely source. investigation ongoing. The pair had planned winter travel to Florida and had rented their house to Keith Annis.

Iowa Oelwein James Leota DeMint Leota John Shirkey Pat Stammeyer DeMints Tom Stammeyers Fourth Avenue SE Steinbronn Annis Explorer Motor

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