04 Oct 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1992
Page
1
Fifty years ago scientists at Iowa State College announced a breakthrough inaugurating the atomic age. The discovery marked a turning point in physics and energy research, signaling new opportunities for university science programs and national developments.
Washington report recalls two perspectives on Congress. Dave Nagle describes party loyalty formed in the 1950s and midwestern political activism. Jim Nussle expresses frustration with last minute funding and a disorganized House behavior that mirrors school procrastination.
City High School senior Kari Snyder pursues art as a lifelong goal and earns recognition from Youth Plus in the Gazette. The Iowa City teen reflects on her commitment to art while being highlighted in Monday's edition.
In Lat in America’s largest prison Carandiru in Sao Paulo suffers a lethal riot. 111 inmates killed and 34 riot troops injured as 300 officers retook control after a mass brawl started Friday afternoon. Authorities say many deaths occurred among inmates.
President Bush vetoes a bill aimed at curb ing cable rates prompting a two day fight. He appeals to Republicans to switch votes as Democrats seek to overturn the veto. Senate votes were 74 25 in favor of the bill with a veto override expected.
A two day Florida storm with 90 mph winds destroyed dozens of homes in Pinellas County. Four people were killed in mobile home parks, 25 injured countywide, and a 255 foot freighter carrying flour sank with all 15 crew rescued in the Gulf of Mexico.
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