12 Nov 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1993
Page
1
Complete coverage of the state volleyball action in Central Region concludes with finals results, standout performances, and team advances highlighted by key matches and standings across the event days.
More than 200 people gathered at Veterans Memorial Coliseum Armory in Cedar Rapids to honor veterans on the 75th anniversary of World War I. The remembrance included a ceremony and photographs featured on Back Page, 16C.
This weekend pits No 1 Florida State against No 2 Notre Dame in a high stakes matchup that recalls the 1943 South Bend battle between Notre Dame and the Iowa Pre Flight Seahawks. Details on page 1C.
The Department of Natural Resources launched a decade long project to reestablish trumpeter swans in Iowa this week. Details on page 5C.
Independent truckers called a wildcat shutdown to protest diesel prices. Reports of violence appeared in scattered instances on Thursday, but overall goods movement remained steady with little effect on flow. Details on page 6C.
A light joke notes the aim to persuade children to stay in school to avoid being a bother later, keeping a playful tone about education and parental patience.
Jon Voight stars in a sequel to the 1989 mini series Return to Lonesome Dove. The drama follows Woodrow Call’s reluctance to acknowledge an illegitimate son as the new CBS telecast premieres Sunday, per TV Vision in Saturday Gazette.
Iowa officials consider revamping ethanol incentives as border states offer stronger deals. Greene farmer Charles Pyatt notes Minnesota and Nebraska incentives exceed Iowa by 1.5 million to 3.5 million dollars annually, prompting plans to use Iowa corn for plants in those states.
Iowa health officials plan to gain legislative approval to expand HIV testing beyond childbirth cases to clinics and hospitals treating substance abuse and sexually transmitted diseases. Director Christopher Atchison says this would improve statistics on HIV prevalence while raising confidentiality and liability concerns.
Josh Dunkel 16 of Lamont crashed a compact car into the lead engine of a Chicago Central freight train at a Winthrop crossing. The car flipped onto its top but all three occupants survived with injuries and were treated at area hospitals. The unidentified passenger was flown to St. Luke's Hospital. Authorities continued the investigation.
A Danish study found chronic alcohol use does not destroy neurons but disrupts connections. Brain cells count was similar in alcoholics and non alcoholics, yet white matter suffered 11 percent loss in outer regions and 30 percent near the memory center. Hence partial functional recovery may be possible.
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