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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1998
Page
1
Iowa State basketball details show Marcus Fizer and Klay Edwards with new coach Larry Eustachy as he tests the squad. A witness accuses Jessica Blough of drug use in front of her daughter. Kirkwood College receives a 555954 grant to start a telecommunications training program.
City officials seek to encourage development along Dry Creek Lane and C Avenue NE with a business incentive. Editorial notes Ole Munson should surrender city gun and resign from police reserves. The Yankees need one win for a Series sweep.
The Gazette highlights ee CY fashions for young people, blending nostalgic style with forward looking silhouettes on the accent page for Thursday. This reflection links retro influences with emerging trends shaping teen wardrobes.
Cedar Rapids plans 315255 cash and 156582 in training to lure Westinghouse Air Brake Co. to build a facility employing 78 current workers plus 26 new hires. A public hearing is set for Oct. 28. The project would use tax incentives and Kirkwood training under the Iowa New Jobs program.
Vice President Al Gore spoke in Cedar Rapids urging support for Tom Vilsack and other Democrats. He argued Republicans fostered partisanship and praised Clinton era progress including jobs growth and falling welfare costs, urging Iowans to choose progress over partisanship on election day.
Douglas Brinkley selects Grant Wood’s Stone City as the dust cover for his sweeping U S history. The author defends a Midwest art choice as a critique of East Coast snobbery and emphasizes optimism and American movement themes in the painting. Brinkley plans a lecture tour starting Nov 14 and hopes to visit Iowa and Stone City.
A Gallup poll finds Americans more financially satisfied than in three decades and optimistic about opportunity. Yet 45 percent support taxing the rich to reduce inequality while two-thirds back government aid to the poor through education and job training.
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