19 Nov 1997
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1997
Page
1
Coach Hayden Fry and his football team face a do-or-die weekend game as they chase a bowl bid. The piece notes shaky field goal and offensive struggles as columnist Mike Hlas questions the unit and calls for better production.
A car stopping to turn left on Highway 30 west of Cedar Rapids was rear-ended by a minivan, triggering a pileup that also involved a truck and another car. One person died and six were injured.
The Magic of Recycling show teaches children through a Cedar Rapids stage presence. An agent warns travel in Egypt has been dangerous for 10 to 15 years, with details on page 7A.
Cedar Rapids physicians warn that stopping tobacco use is more complex than OTC aids. They emphasize personalized plans and support, noting that nicotine dependence requires medical guidance and behavioral strategies.
Holiday feature promotes Black Opal cosmetics for a high fashion look with tips and product highlights. Details appear Thursday in Accent, offering shoppers guidance for seasonal makeup and skincare.
Cedar Rapids planner and long range supervisor Randy McVey challenges recent federal population estimates. He notes the city shows virtually no growth since 1994 despite leading Iowa cities, with 1996 Census Bureau figures at 113,482 and only modest gains from 1994 and 1995.
Atkins argues the Census Bureau may have overestimated Iowa City's 1990 population, citing discrepancies in the city’s counted residents. The report appears on page 8A under Census coverage.
The Coral Ridge Mall in Coralville opens next July with 35 stores including Victoria's Secret and Spencer Gifts. JCPenney Sears and Target will move to anchor the 1.2 million square foot complex alongside Dillard’s and Younkers.
A presidential commission proposes a broad health care bill of rights to empower patients. The plan would require emergency coverage, independent appeals, and disclosure of doctor performance, malpractice suits, pay, and plan solvency, signaling a clash with GOP and business opponents.
Iowa GOP leaders at a recreational summit proposed using 200 to 250 million dollars from an infrastructure fund to match local funds for leisure projects. They aim to improve quality of life by expanding parks and outdoor facilities, with a five year plan and input from a 10 member steering committee.
The Cop on the Block project in Cedar Rapids gains city funds to rehab a house at 1501 Bever Ave SE with about 36 637 dollars for improvements and down payment aid for officers. MAHP bought the property for 48 230 dollars. targets an on site police presence and neighborhood integration.
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