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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1995
Page
1
A note indicates Mosite products ceasing manufacture shifts focus to traditional home and rear estate plans. The change signals broader real estate pathway adjustments as manufacturers wind down mobile home lines.
Concord activists Charlie Arlinghaus and Bob Quinn lead rival NH party operations just steps from the Statehouse as 1996 presidential campaign begins. Voters will vote in a primary eight days after Iowa caucuses, with schedules unsettled but campaigns already courting Granite State residents.
Republicans offered a new plan to end the five day government shutdown while the House balked at taking a day off. The 361 to 32 vote underscored nervousness over federal service disruption and civil servant impact. Clinton would face a seven year balanced budget condition after review by White House and experts.
Outgoing Cedar Rapids officials prepare a smooth handoff as four new council members are set to take office in January. Mayor-elect Lee Clancey will succeed Larry Serbousek, who chose not to run after 30 years. Incumbents Lyle Hanson J D Smith Munson and Nancy Evans will leave their posts for new roles. Dan Kramer also retires after a decade on the council. Evan, a landscaping professional, was elected by voters.
Evidence grows that estrogen could aid brain function and delay Alzheimer's in women though doctors urge caution. Preliminary studies suggest supplements may improve cognition in elderly women with Alzheimer's or boost response to tacrine. Large studies within a year aim to clarify potential benefits and risks.
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