30 Nov 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1992
Page
1
Herman Schloss, a 75 year old Cedar Rapids retiree, volunteers in the Rock and Read program for a second year to help children love reading. He enjoys staying active and guiding youngsters on page 1B.
Iowa based firm Hoegh Industries, a Michigan operated company specializing in pet caskets, plans to produce 30 000 coffins and gross about 750 000 dollars this year. Details on page 1B.
The article speculates on howPresident elect Clinton may influence communications. It notes potential effects on cellular phone prices and the spread of high definition television. Page 3C.
Three days after a coup triggering revolt inmates still held control of the overcrowded Caracas prison. At least 62 prisoners and guards were killed in the uprising as authorities work to regain control.
UNI Panthers enter the NCAA Division I-AA quarterfinals at 11 1 with a revived offense under head coach Terry Allen against McNeese State 9 3 in the UNI Dome on Saturday night kickoff at 6 30.
A playful quip jokes that spreading bread on water would ruin toast, a punny meditation on culinary plans and misfortune in a lighthearted daily item.
A Food Plus column urges readers to add a personal touch to pie fillings and crusts, even when using ready to bake varieties, in Tuesday's Gazette.
Two Drake Diner employees Tim Burnette and Cara McGrane were killed last night in a robbery at the north Des Moines restaurant near Drake University. Burnette, 28, and McGrane, 25, cooperated during the holdup. a 6 foot masked gunman fled as police searched for suspects. The incident occurred as about 40 customers hid under tables. investigators described the violence as cold blooded and noted possible use of an automatic handgun.
President elect Clinton’s pledge to cut middle income taxes by 60 billion over four years may be postponed due to the record budget deficit. Key figures say there is no decision to abandon it, but inadequate revenues could push the plan aside.
The Supreme Court prepares a ruling on Guam abortion limits as states seek to criminalize abortions except in limited cases. Observers note the court has scrutinized the Guam case intensely since October, delaying action since October 2023 with no public explanation.
Five black gunmen attacked the King William's Town Golf Club dining room killing four whites and wounding 17 as about 60 diners watched in a function by the wine-tasting club. The first such attack by blacks on whites in a public venue heightened white fears amid apartheid talks.
A reader questions whether soldiers like John Williams, stationed at Fort, receive full due process as a jury verdict in a military setting contrasts with civilian trials. The column notes differences in rights within the armed forces due to military justice norms.
In Richardson Alaska, Army general court martial jurors convicted Laura Williams of indecent contact with a child after a 1991 trial. The Cedar Rapids native faces 3 and a half years in military prison though the panel required only four guilty votes for conviction. Carolyn Dock heads Members Opposed to Maltreatment of Service Members, urging broader civilian protections for service members. Laura Williams, Cedar Rapids, joins the group alongside about a dozen Iowa members as reform advocates gain support beyond military families.
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