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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1998
Page
1
A travel feature highlights Yellowstone National Park as a beacon for photographers, celebrating its sweeping landscapes and dramatic wildlife. The piece profiles the photographer behind the lens and the artistic inspiration drawn from the park's iconic vistas.
A Cedar Rapids mother describes a defiant 16 year old son amid family strain echoing a 1993 Gazette series. Officials note higher juvenile caseloads and rising sibling and parental violence, with curfew arrests increasing from 34 in 1996 to 39 by October this year.
Three years after The Gazette featured Kim Nish and Jen Knapp as out of control youths their mothers report changed dynamics. Kim now 19 has a 1 month old daughter Alayna and lives in Marion. Jen 20 plans marriage and has a 9 month old son Sean Patrick living in Hiawatha.
Iowa candidate Jim Lightfoot kept a relaxed pace as Dan Quayle arrived late for a Cedar Rapids campaign office opening. He toured Milestones Adult Day Health Center and outlined ideas to tax Social Security, highlighting his seamless shift from Senate race to governor bid against Tom Vilsack. The article notes parallels to his 1996 campaign and emphasizes his statewide recognition and ongoing campaign cadence.
Glenn returns to orbit aboard the space shuttle Discovery as NASA tests aging and space science. The piece traces John Glenn from 1962 orbit to 1998 satellites and a future with ion propulsion and Pluto missions. It highlights geriatric research, multiple NASA projects, and advancing technology shaping space exploration.
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