22 Nov 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1993
Page
1
The Indiana Hoosiers reportedly have not decided whether to invite the Hawkeyes to the Independence Bowl causing uncertainty about the bowl matchup. Details on page 1D.
The Cleveland Quartet delivered an impeccable performance Saturday at the Paramount Theatre attracting praise from a full audience. Review on page 5B highlights the ensemble’s precise tone and expressive interpretation.
Denver broadcaster Jerry Schemmel recalls the 1989 Sioux City crash that inspired the film Fearless. The movie uses elements of the fiery jet incident and its impact on those involved. Details are on page 7A.
The House rejected a proposal to make the District of Columbia the 51st state by a 277 to 153 vote. The plan would have granted DC residents representation in Congress, marking the first floor debate and vote on the issue.
A light humor item notes that the desire to live life in the fast lane has resulted in a traffic jam, playful observation on modern speed life.
Area meat experts share preferred holiday dishes beyond turkey with prime rib and boneless pork loin among options. Readers can call in questions during Food Plus on Tuesday in the Gazette.
A Sunday study by Levin and Driscoll for a labor and education coalition finds Iowa’s combined state and local tax share fell from 12.1 percent of personal income in 1975 to 11.4 percent in 1991. It projects increases in property taxes and cuts to schools and state programs if constitutional spending limits had been adopted earlier.
A study by Levin and Driscoll shows Iowa's per capita state and local taxes in 1993 compared with neighboring Midwestern states. The report highlights how Iowa fared against peers such as South Dakota and others in the region.
New York AP report describes JFK Assassination: A Visual Investigation a $60 compact disc by Media Multimedia Inc that packages four assassination films including Zapruder 850 pages of Warren Commission findings 22 scaled bullet trajectory animations and the book Crossfire to offer an objective view the program aims to compile hard-to-find materials Raphael Laderman says the project presents an accessible compilation LMP Systems sells 12 volumes 2000 photographs of the House Select Committee investigation on a disc for 250 dollars.
Edward Gordon Jr. and his three children lack health insurance yet receive care through Blue Cross Caring Program for Children. Local physicians say many uninsured still access outpatient services and warn reform debates miss those in need.
President Clinton's health reform bill would fund an extra free checkup for teenagers and cap Medicare costs after 2000. It would require some mentally ill patients to pay up to half the costs of intensive outpatient psychiatric care. The proposal limits corporate regional alliances and expands the six free health exams for ages 6 to 19, with three for 6–12 and three for 13–19.
Cargill, a $47.1 billion agri foods marketer with ties to Eastern Iowa, leads Forbes 400 private companies by sales. Koch Industries ranks second at $20.1 billion, with UPS, Continental Grain, Mars, Goldman Sachs, NWA, Bechtel, Publix, and Macy's among the top 10.
An agent guarding the Oswald family in 1963 contends Oswald acted alone, while author Don Kimball in a new JFK book alleges Lyndon Johnson and J Edgar Hoover were co conspirators, naming the high level figures in his published work.
The PD designates the assassination site at Dealey Plaza as a national historic landmark on the 30th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s death. Nellie Connally is to present the official plaque, recalling the open air limousine ride with the president and Jacqueline Kennedy.
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