Taking sides on school levy debate heats up
Backers of the proposed instructional levy claim more textbook funding for parochial schools. Opponents argue higher rents and reduced housing availability. Details on page 1B.
06 Oct 1990
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1990
Page
1
Backers of the proposed instructional levy claim more textbook funding for parochial schools. Opponents argue higher rents and reduced housing availability. Details on page 1B.
Tip ton Apple Day raffle includes a refurbished century old china doll as part of prizes to fund an oral history project. Details on page 1B.
Mike Crain declares the power of God surpasses the strength used to break cement blocks as details of his gospel message are shared in the report on page 4B.
The piece notes increasing women entering sports broadcasting and the challenges they face, highlighting progress and ongoing hurdles in the field. It references a Hlas column on page 1C.
The Democratic Party chairman urges moving California primaries earlier to improve chances against President Bush. Details on page 5B.
A light humorous note highlights podiatrists gaining traction in medicine with a pun on feet. The line suggests growing respect and demand for foot specialists within healthcare.
MidAmerica Savings Bank of Waterloo buys the Iowa offices of the defunct Midwest Savings Association, adding nine branches with deposits of 167 million in 26 713 accounts. RTC transfers 167 million, premium paid 2.707 million, no loan portfolio purchased.
Tourists flock to a kinesthetic vision of the Field of Dreams near Dyersville Iowa paying homage to 1919 White Sox figures like Shoeless Joe Jackson as they revisit the movie fantasy for a brief two hour visit. The spectral lineup appears from the corn fields in left field before fading away.
Washington AP The federal government neared a shutdown as Congress failed to pass funding bills. President Bush warned the hour of reckoning is at hand and urged action while White House aides said the president hopes for a quick budget solution. Senate leaders criticized the move as causing hardship while party lines hardened.
University of Iowa dorm prowler targeted women as campus safety concerns rose. Iowa State University reports a 20 year old man charged with first degree sexual assault after raping a 17 year old at a fraternity party. Florida killings cited as warning stories. Rape Victim Advocacy Program director Karla Miller warns vulnerability persists.
A Cincinnati jury acquitted the Contemporary Art Center and director Dennis Barrie on obscenity charges over Mapplethorpe photos. They faced pandering obscenity and nudity-related charges. penalties could have totaled exposure to jail, fines, and a gallery penalty. The verdict sparked cheers and statements about First Amendment protections.
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