06 Nov 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1992
Page
1
The city of Cedar Rapids relinquished its objections to the sale of the former Farmstead Foods plant in return for a greenbelt parcel along the Cedar River near the riverbank. Page 1B carries full details.
A historic Harpers Ferry chimney swift observation tower has been moved to Iowa City by the Johnson County Songbird Project. Details appear on page 1B.
Gov. Terry Branstad declares a renewed effort to reinstate the death penalty in Iowa. Details follow on page 2B.
Iowa State Cyclones were defeated 22-13 by Kansas State Wildcats in a game aired on ESPN. The report notes the loss occurred last night with page 1C containing further details.
The NBA tips off with Shaquille O'Neal making his debut in an all Florida matchup highlighting the opening-night slate of 11 games. Details on page 10.
A new outdoor adventure program focusing on teamwork and safety opens at the Macbride Nature Recreation Area. Details on page 5C.
A brief feature guides small businesses to free timely information. The column highlights accessible resources and tips for owners seeking expert guidance and practical ideas.
A light humor note about aging as a parent and children studying history like what the parent once studied in current events. The line playfully contrasts generations and classroom focus.
Shelley Long, famed for Diane on Cheers, stars in Fatal Memories a TV movie based on a true murder case. TV Vision notes the drama leans toward crime and away from comedy in Saturday Gazette.
Iowa officials back Bush administration tariffs aimed at European Union subsidies. Carla Hills announced duties on 300 million dollars of EU imports, raising wine tariffs and risking a broader trade war. Iowa Soybean Association officials support the decision hoping to restore bargaining with Europe.
President elect Clinton spoke with world leaders and met staff but did not set a transition timetable. He defers naming a transition director amid internal opposition to Mickey Kantor, with key aides like George Stephanopoulos and Bruce Reed expected to have roles. He also spoke with Yeltsin Mandela Major Mulroney Salinas Menem and Amato.
A Gazette front door portrait of three Trecek sisters amid quarantine signs from 1953 returns to prominence in Newsweek and a new medical history. Sylvia Trecek Dudley recalls the day amid illnesses and a nurse family legend, while sister Susan dies in 1981 and Evelyn lives in Wisconsin.
A car and a bus collided at the 77 92 intersection three miles south of Keota at 3:20 p.m. Seven car occupants and seven bus passengers were treated and released. The car driver, Lynette Billman, 21, West Chester, was cited for failure to yield. The bus is operated by 10 15 Transit serving First Resources of Sigourney.
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