Standoff Ends as Felon Arrested After Barricaded Hour
Police Special Response Team detained a man who barricaded himself in his apartment for two hours to avoid arrest. The incident occurred Friday and details are on the back page, 22D.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1998
Page
1
Police Special Response Team detained a man who barricaded himself in his apartment for two hours to avoid arrest. The incident occurred Friday and details are on the back page, 22D.
East Iowa native Beth Brass returns to Mount Vernon after years of wandering to open an antiques and interior design store named Interiors in Mount Vernon.
A new insurance plan from Amana Refrigeration leaves retirees puzzled and frustrated. Details, 4B.
The Herbert Hoover birthplace and blacksmith shop anchor a historic site at West Branch. Visitors can explore the library museum and related exhibits awaiting public viewing.
Deanna Evans, 35, donated one of her kidneys to her older brother Gary Kerr in a life changing birthday gesture. The siblings, now closer than ever, shared the intimate act as a powerful family bond.
A Sun day Gaze feature profiles Tom Vilsack outlining his unusual career steps toward becoming the Democratic candidate for governor of Iowa. The piece traces key moments and influences shaping his political ascent.
Social Security checks for retirees will rise by $10 a month to $780 starting January 1999, the smallest annual cost of living increase in 12 years. Medicare premiums will rise 3.9 percent to $45.50, reflecting higher health costs. The automatic adjustment uses the CPI and targets buying power, with 44 million beneficiaries.
Nancy Lightfoot earns praise as a political strategist and steadying influence for her husband Jim Ross Lightfoot. She kept the family financially afloat running dress shops while he launched his 1984 congressional bid, and she remains described as an anchor and street smart analyst of public sentiment.
In Mount Pleasant Christie Vilsack emphasizes education as central to her husband Tom’s gubernatorial bid. A 25 year educator and local activist, she outlines a birth to death learning plan and her belief that education should not be undermined by politics.
London reports John Hume and David Trimble won the 1998 Nobel Peace Prize for their roles in ending three decades of sectarian violence in Northern Ireland. Gerry Adams and other key figures were not named. Hume will speak at the University of Iowa on November 23.
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