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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1996

Page

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EPA questioned over 1.4 million in training expenses

Congressional investigators report the Environmental Protection Agency spent 1.4 million dollars on training seminars between 1993 and 1995 at ritzy resorts and nonenvironmental topics such as defensive driving and speed reading. The findings label EPA among the worst spenders in wasteful federal employee training.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency West Virginia Puerto Rico Colorado House Government Reform and Oversight Committee EPA

EPA Training Sessions Strain Budget Across Resorts

The EPA spent tens of thousands on four day seminars in West Virginia and Maryland at 20000 each and a 7000 one day session in San Juan Puerto Rico to train lawyers on hearings. A two day auditors conference in Breckenridge Colorado cost 4400 and faster reading and business writing courses aimed at boosting employee productivity were pursued.

West Virginia Maryland San Juan Puerto Rico EPA Breckenridge, Colo

GOP Leads Dems In Money Race In 1996 Campaign

The GOP reports $92.5 million in the last quarter, $239 million since January 1995, far ahead of the Democrats at $46.5 million this quarter and $177 million since last year. Soft money and fundraising reform dominate the debate as Dole and Clinton push for limits.

Gop Dems Washington Bob Dole Republican Party Republican National Committee Democratic National Committee Dole Clinton Federal Election Commission Iowa

Downsizing shifts as U.S. firms add jobs overall

A management group survey shows 68 percent of 1,441 large and mid-size firms created new jobs in the year to June 30, offsetting 49 percent that cut positions. Overall staffing rose 6 percent while the Midwest and Southwest bore the largest cuts, with a 3 point margin of error.

New York US S U.S Eric Rolfe Greenberg American Management Association Greenberg Southwest West Midwest

Museum in Iowa showcases Czech Slovak tie with Swan Lake lace

The National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library displays 37 framed Czech lace pieces depicting Swan Lake as Dan Baldwin, museum executive director since May, outlines plans for growth and a budget between 300000 and 325000 next year. The 13 paid staff includes curator Carmen Langel and director Judy Ostrander. A year ago Clinton Havel Kovac addressed the dedication.

Dale Kueter Milwaukee Tisrveie National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library Wisconsin Gathe Dan Baldwin Museum Executi Baldwin Carmen Langel Judy Ostrander Tom Hruska Iowa Clinton Vaclav Havel Michal Kovac

Braves Roll Over Yankees in World Series Opener

The 56 365 fans at Yankee Stadium watched the Braves defeat the Yankees 12 1 in Game 1 as Lee and Carrie limp with groin strains. Steve Young led San Francisco to a late 28 21 win over Cincinnati. Smoking trends stay steady despite health warnings. Newlyweds Tim McGraw and Faith Hill headlined a Cedar Rapids show.

Yankee Stadium Braves New York Steve Young San Francisco Bengals Tim McGraw Faith Hill Cedar Rapids

Crack epidemic origin disputed in Los Angeles report

The Los Angeles Times concluded crack arrived not from CIA or Contra links but from competition among multiple dealers and changing user habits. The Times traced supply to a Latin American and Colombian network with figures like Blandon and Ross, and noted early gang control in South Central amid evolving markets.

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