Newspaper Recycling Boxes Installed in C R
Two recycling boxes have been placed in C R with more expected to follow. The brief notice notes ongoing city efforts to boost paper recovery.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1989
Page
1
Iowa Today Maltese Connection Gathers in Decorah
Ten natives of Malta join Iowa residents in Decorah for cultural exchange and discourse on potential collaboration. Iowa investors and entrepreneurs convene in Cedar Rapids to explore partnership opportunities.
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Iowa
Decorah
C.R
Economist says Iowa education, clean government drive business
An economist argues Iowa's strong educational system and transparent governance attract investment and sustain growth, highlighting it as a key asset for the state's economic future.
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Economist
Iowa
Jefferson leads his team past Iowa City West 35 to 7
C R Jefferson scored and propelled his squad to a 35 7 victory over Iowa City West in a game highlighted on page 2B. Michigan and Iowa are noted for sharing a 1980s home game sellout statistic featured on page 1B.
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C.R. Jefferson
Iowa City West
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Michigan
Iowa
Chuckle Caption Riffs On Laughing Last
Humorous quip notes that those who laugh last miss the chance to sit with a sitcom audience. The light remark plays on timing and social tease in a playful tone.
Pesticide death leads to manslaughter charges in Iowa City
The McCloud Co of Schaumburg Illinois and supervisor Stephen Plath face involuntary manslaughter charges over the death of Village Inn assistant manager Terry Schneider 19 in Iowa City after a methyl bromide fumigation on Oct 6 1988. Arraignment set for Nov 2. possible fines up to 7500 dollars and five years in prison. The company closed its Davenport office and may not fumigate in Iowa for a year under April agreement. Plath also had his pesticide certification revoked.
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Iowa City
Village Innoamere
Johnson County
W.B. McCloud Co
Schaumburg
Ill
Davenport
Stephen Plath
Terry Schneider
Village Inn
McCloud Co
Plath
Schneider
Iowa
McCloud
Dale Cochran
World Series helps ease quake death toll in California
Aftershocks shook Northern California as officials said the freeway collapse death toll might be lower than feared due to lighter rush hour. Oakland police cited the World Series as a factor in fewer cars on the roads. President Bush planned a California visit to offer encouragement amid the quake’s widespread damage and injuries.
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San Francisco
California
Oakland
Bob Crawford
Bush
Marina
Sharply split family awaits Waller verdict
Victoria Waller faces potential involuntary manslaughter or murder charges as a Cedar Rapids jury weighs a verdict after days of testimony. Family members on both sides waited in Courtroom 4-C while prosecutors and defense argued. Deliberations resumed after a day of close closing statements with jurors undecided.
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Waller
Cedar Rapids
Fort Pierce
Fla
Vicki
Larry Waller
Ron
Ron Waller
Midwest snowstorms blankets autumn trees across four states
A heavy early snow turned fall colors to white across Ohio Indiana Michigan and beyond as up to 6 inches fell causing widespread power outages over 175000 customers. Cities reported record early snow with deaths linked to slick roads and schools closed amid storm conditions.
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Midwest
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Dayton
Jan Fredbeck
Franklin
Ind
Cincinnati-area
Akron-area
Ohio Edison
Ralph DiNicola
Dayton Power & Light Co
Allen Hill
Covington
Bush disappoints as flag amendment fails in Senate
The Senate defeated a constitutional amendment to ban flag burning 51-48, short of two thirds. White House said Bush was disappointed while urging protection of the flag, and Democrats led the opposition though votes crossed party lines. The House vote was scheduled later this year.
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Washington
Senate
Bush
George Mitchell
Maine
White House
Harkin
House
Congress
Alice Glen
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Larry Howe
Mark
Victoria Waller Fate
Associated Press
Robert Dole
Kansas
Charles Grassley
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