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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1992

Page

1

Merger Vote Today for Linn-Mar and Marion

Polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. today for the proposed Linn-Mar and Marion merger. Details on page 1B.

Linn-Mar and Marion

Trek to Hungary Pressing Journalists Seek Budapest Start

A Center Point native and her husband take their children leaving for Budapest to join one of Hungary's first English-language newspapers this month. Page 1B details their move and duties.

Budapest Hungary

Tail of 2 cities pet porker finds new home

Belle Plaine family’s potbellied pig Pork Chop found a new home in Swisher after being in need of rescue. The story appears in Ras dal column on page 1B.

Belle Plaine Swisher Rasdal

Colorado State fires coach Earle Bruce for intimidation and fear

Former Iowa State and Northern Iowa football coach Earle Bruce was dismissed by Colorado State on Monday for creating an atmosphere of intimidation and fear within the program.

Iowa State Northern Iowa Earle Bruce Colorado State Bruce

Hawkeyes Wrestling Onroad Show Draws Big Crowds

University of Iowa wrestlers on a road tour draw strong crowds as Saturday's dual meet in North Dakota follows the road show pattern. Details on page 1D.

Hawkeyes University of Iowa North Dakota

Iowa City group elects new president to fight stigma

An Iowa City woman has been elected president of a group dedicated to fighting stereotypes and stigma against people with mental illness and those with mental retardation. Neighbors in Wednesday's Gazette.

Iowa City

New Legislature Reflects Younger Urban Profile in Iowa

A new ABI survey shows Iowa's 1993 94 Legislature shifts toward urban and suburban areas, with more members educated and seeking careers in politics. Farmers drop to 18 House and 17 Senate, while "legislator" becomes a leading occupation in the House.

Rod Boshart Des Moines Bureau Des Moines Iowa Iowa Association of Business and Industry ABI House Senate Don Hauser Hauser

Ernst & Young Settles S and L Audit Case for 400 Million

Ernst & Young agreed to pay 400 million to settle charges of lax audits tied to four major savings and loan failures. The government cited an estimated 4.5 billion cost to agencies, including Lincoln Savings Irvine Silverado Denver. Groves said insurance will cover about 300 million.

Washington Ernst & Young Financial Regulatory The Office of Thrift Supervision Federal Deposit Insurance Corp S&l Lincoln Savings and Loan Irvine Calif Silverado Banking, Savings and Loan Denver Thrift Bush Neil Ray Groves

Airport adds 40000 for Patton sculpture at Cedar Rapids airport

Cedar Rapids Airport Commission approves a 40000 amend­ment to the In Transit sculpture project by Dennis Patton after a 56000 cost and delays. The stainless steel piece features eight 16 foot figures with suitcases, to be installed at the airport entrance. Patton will donate labor. funds come from airport revenues.

John Kirsch Cedar Rapids Airport Patton Aller Airport Commission

AMA urges doctors to routinely ask about elder abuse

The AMA recommends doctors question patients over age 60 about abuse or neglect, noting 1.5 to 2 million Americans are affected yearly. The guidelines urge interviews separate from caregivers, with specific questions and a thorough exam to uncover unreported cases.

New York American Medical Association AMA Organization For Mark Sachs United States

Iowa task force says nitrogen use is prudent

The Iowa Nutrient Management Task Force reports farmers are making prudent decisions in nitrogen application and opposing new limits after 18 months of study. The 25 member panel notes voluntary improvements save money and maintain yields while environmental groups push for restrictions due to water quality concerns.

Iowa Corn Growers Association Zumbach Waterloo Jim Sage Iowa Farm Bureau Iowa Iowa Nutrient Management Task Force Iowa Department of Agriculture Iowa State University Roy Bardole

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George David Ervin Lal David Brasher National Federation of Independent Business Merlin Plagge Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Farmer U.S H.S Ource Iowa Assn. of Business and Industry Gazette Araphit Denver Colorado Cedar Rapids Airport UK Thomas Aller Farm Task Force By Dave Kueter Windis
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