Timber power Wood eyed as energy source
Iowa officials study waste wood from loggers and sawmills as an alternative energy source. Details on page 8B.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1990
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Hawk migration fans to flock to Minnesota
Iowa fans head to Minneapolis to back Hayden Fry as the Hawkeyes seek a Rose Bowl berth. An estimated 20 000 to 30 000 fans are expected to travel for the big game with page 10 carrying full details.
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Time magazine personalizes covers for 4 million subscribers
Time magazine will feature each subscriber on the cover of the November 26 issue to illustrate a story on junk mail. The sample cover greets Jane Smith and notes per adult about 43 pounds of junk mail generated yearly with 44 percent unopened.
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Gazette Promotes Soybean Ink and Paper Recycling
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint and urges readers to recycle by placing papers in boxes at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St SW, and Econo Foods, 1800 51st St NE.
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Today's Chuckle Inner secrets deserve what they cost
A light joke notes psychiatrists say keeping secrets hurts self and finances as therapy humor. The punchline cites high fees as the consequence of sharing too little.
Supreme Court rejects CNN bid to televise Noriega tapes
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 vote, refused CNN emergency relief to broadcast tapes of Gen. Manuel Noriega’s conversations. The court also denied CNN’s formal appeal, leaving in place a Miami federal judge’s order barring broadcast until further review.
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Iraq promises to release hostages over three months
The Associated Press reports Iraq will release its remaining foreign hostages over three months starting on Christmas unless peace is damaged. Bush hopes for peace but keeps war option open as U.S. and coalition forces rehearse operations in Saudi Arabia.
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Mass WWII grave found in Thailand near River Kwai site
A mass grave in Kanchanaburi province is being excavated by the Pothipawana Songkroh Foundation. Remains of several hundred people, dating to World War II, were uncovered in a sugar cane field about three miles from the Bridge on the River Kwai. Officials say bones appear dumped in disorder and are being prepared for proper burials.
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There Must Be a Life After Congress Tauke Seeks Next Step
Washington Republican Tom Tauke, a 2nd District congressman, expects life after Congress with law-firm inquiries and possible jobs related to issues he lacks background in. He prefers returning to Iowa and would split time between Washington and Iowa if a suitable post appears. Tauke gained prominence on the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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Congress prepares new bills to aid economy and families
In a Long Island district Rep. Thomas Downey signals plans for the 102nd Congress starting in January. He will push unemployment benefits expansion, increased student aid, and child support payment enforcement. Democrats target a 10 percent surtax on earnings above one million dollars as part of next budget discussions.
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