Cedar Rapids 1992 Holiday Parade Set for 9:30 AM
The Cedar Rapids Holiday Parade proceeds this morning at 9 30 with a route map available on page 2A. Community readers are advised to plan ahead for street closures and crowding.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1992
Page
1
The Cedar Rapids Holiday Parade proceeds this morning at 9 30 with a route map available on page 2A. Community readers are advised to plan ahead for street closures and crowding.
Fast typing tips from Cortez Peters Jr spread to readers, contrasting world champion approaches with practical practice strategies. Details appear on page 1B.
Four more teenagers were ordered to Juvenile Court for involvement in a November 6 gang rape of a 12 year old Cedar Rapids girl police said. Details on page 1B.
A new census counts Coralville population at 12,002, up 16 percent from 10,347 in 1990. The growth percentage and current total appear in the article with further details on page 1B.
The Iowa Supreme Court refused to rehear the Baby Girl C adoption case, ordering the child to be returned to her Benton County birth father. Prospective adoptive parents vow to pursue further action. Details on page 1B.
Cedar Rapids Sharpshooters hire attorney to probe claims defaming owner Rich Wolfe and the team. Proceedings noted to continue as details appear on page 10. A separate item mentions the Comdex computer show in Las Vegas highlighting hardware and software trends with details on page 6C.
A wry commentary critiques evolution as nature covering for mistakes. The piece uses a provocative line about evolution and natural processes to spark discussion on scientific explanations.
A University of Iowa environmental engineer collaborates with a California research team to forecast floods and droughts. The goal is to enable planning and preparedness for extreme weather events.
The United States and the European Community said they reached an agreement to avert a trade war over farm subsidies. Iowa officials and Sen. Harkin criticized the deal as favoring Europe and limiting U.S. access to markets while France signaled resistance. President Bush urged movement toward broader liberalized trade rules as Paris weighs parliamentary review.
Rain returns to eastern Iowa delaying harvest and testing corn moisture levels. By Friday 2.19 inches fell at Cedar Rapids Airport for a monthly total of 5.04 inches, while two-thirds of corn statewide and about 80 percent in eastern Iowa elevators were harvested. Elevators report drying delays and limited storage capacity as farmers adjust to high moisture corn.
Dee Jay Radeke of Cedar Rapids convicted on first degree kidnapping for abducting a neighborhood neighbor and forcing oral sex on a 7 year old girl May 31. He faces a mandatory life term with sentencing set for January 8 in Jones County District Court.
Iowa educators face a new ethics rule taking effect Jan 1 that could bar teachers and coaches from using computer manufacturer discounts not offered to the public. Panelists at a fall Iowa Association of School Boards clinic debated who is liable and how the law affects school boards and public officials.
University of Georgia researchers reported in Lancet that the HIV virus was detected on high speed dental drills and prophy angles after use on infected patients. They found virus material remains even after chemical disinfection and urge strict sterilization between patients to prevent possible transmission. Dr David Lewis and virologist Dr June Osborn commented on risk and public reassurance.
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