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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1998
Page
1
Market prices worry East Iowa farmers as beans show gains while corn lags. Everett Schilling tends his rural farm as prices shift. Papal anniversary note mentions John Paul at 78 remaining alert though infirm, with no retirement plans stated.
Nordstrom Oil HandiMart and Phillips 66 of Bartlesville Oklahoma form Iowa Stores LLC to build convenience stores in Iowa. A 1972 gypsy moth monitoring program is intensified due to fears of threats to northeast Iowa forests.
A guide to Cedar Rapids inviting locals and visitors to enjoy a roster of places to go and things to do with details promised in cues. The article highlights attractions and activities for a day spent in the city.
NBC presents a television version of Dostoevski's Crime and Punishment airing Sunday. The adaptation blends classic literary themes with visual storytelling to reach a broad audience through Vision network.
Page 1A of Sundays Gazette invites readers to meet the candidates for the 1st and 2nd District U.S. House races and learn their positions on key issues. The note highlights forthcoming candidate profiles and issue stances.
Fara Krouse, 19, found guilty of voluntary manslaughter and vehicular homicide for dragging Jennifer Rathjen, 20, 4½ blocks with a car after a drunken confrontation. The jury rejected first-degree murder, prompting tearful protests outside Linn County Court. Rathjen’s father called the sentence far too light.
A blue ribbon panel will study six options to trim costs or shift services from the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Iowa City. The report says moving inpatient, observation and ER care to nearby community hospitals could cost 240 to 300 VA jobs and hurt the university hospital system. local veterans transport advocate Judy MacLaskey fears inpatient beds being moved could render the building unnecessary.
The paper discusses relocating inpatient observation and emergency room services to closer community or university hospitals. It proposes shifting inpatient care and surgical procedures to U of Hospitals while maintaining some VA services and addressing financial challenges.
The Gazette previews progress of fall color in two northeast Iowa locations with periodic photos by James Q. Lynch.
Ole Munson told Delaware County court he felt ill during a long testimony about a family feud that ended with a police call to a Lake Delhi cabin and his arrest on gun and marijuana charges. He described Bang on the neighbor’s house and a plan to defend himself with a .40 caliber Glock.
Forester Bob Honeywell from Yellow River State Forest notes vibrant yellows oranges and emerging crimsons across northeast Iowa as warm days cool nights extend leaf color. Columbus Day weekend typically marks peak viewing with partly sunny weather in the 60s and 40s for lows.
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