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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1998
Page
1
Teresa Moberg of Des Moines receives her crown with sister TeeAnn assisting. First runner up is Deena Cary of Cedar Rapids as the pageant details appear in the 3B section.
Compact review notes that quality computer speakers improve game audio, multimedia programs, and music, delivering clearer highs and richer bass for an immersive listening and gaming experience.
Appetizers cheeses and desserts set the scene for a holiday open house with wine pairings. Tuesday's Food section explains how to match party foods with suitable wine choices.
Iowa farmers face bank financing strain as record low prices hit hogs and crops. Eric Anderson of Farmers & Merchants Bank in Manchester notes rising inventory at dealers and asks how long producers must live with $16 hogs versus $46.50 a year ago. He says 10 year hog prices may stay lower than the previous decade.
Farmers cut capital purchases like new combines and tractors as income falls. Implement dealers and Main Street merchants fear weaker demand. Bankers recall the 1980s crisis but expect government payments and higher yields to help farmers weather the slowdown, with cautious cost cutting cited.
Marquette City Council weighs returning to a property tax levy as riverboat revenue continues. the zero levy yields little impact on most residents, with some savings noted by business and property owners though overall budget remains funded by a $1 per person riverboat boarding fee.
An Iowa researcher warns that men may disappear from the graduation stage if current trends continue. From 1970 to 1996 the share of bachelor degrees awarded to males fell from 57 to 45 percent while female degrees rose sharply.
The Health and Human Services Inspector General says hospitals must stabilize any emergency room patient regardless of insurance status. Regulators plan to enforce the 1986 patient dumping prohibition to deter delays while insurers approve care with fines up to 50000 per incident.
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