Nail Biter Twins Win In Extra Inning
The Minnesota Twins clinched a World Series victory in extra innings, sealing the win in the 10th frame in the final game of the series. Game details and reactions are continued on page 10.
28 Oct 1991
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1991
Page
1
The Minnesota Twins clinched a World Series victory in extra innings, sealing the win in the 10th frame in the final game of the series. Game details and reactions are continued on page 10.
Grinnell authorities investigated a shooting on I 80 near town injuring a truck driver with a superficial gunshot wound at 7 20 p m. The victim said a car passenger with a handgun shot him and two people were taken into custody near Williamsburg as troopers investigate. Details and identities were not released.
East Iowa music lovers enjoyed Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra's The Planets with two galaxies apart acts Alabama and company in Iowa City. Review appears on page 5B highlighting the weekend concerts and audience reactions.
Education chief William Lepley warned Sunday that small school districts will face a difficult decade ahead. Details on page 8B.
At Christo's yellow umbrella exhibit in Fort Tejon California a gust blew a 485 pound umbrella across a road crushing 33 year old Lori Rae Matthew against a boulder authorities said The artist ordered all 3100 umbrellas in California and Japan closed after the fatal incident Saturday forcing closure of the three week show scheduled to end Wednesday
The Gazette highlights use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint while urging readers to recycle newspapers. Drop boxes are located at City Carton on Sixth Street, econofoods on 51st Street NE, and Hy-Vee on Sev enth Avenue in Marion.
A light notice notes that money market managers are fond of funds and money strategy. The quip hints at their fund loving nature within a casual newspaper item.
Iowa's new fiber optic telecommunications plan is debated as supporters liken it to an information highway while critics call it a money pit with undetermined total costs. The piece notes potential for statewide reach to colleges and towns and benefits for teaching and learning through beams of light.
FBI data show a 2 percent national rise in crime in the first half of 1991 with the Midwest up 4 percent the sharpest regional increase. Violent crime rose 5 percent and robberies up 5.3 percent, amid signals that unemployment and youth drug use may drive the surge.
A late evening silhouette shows an Amish horse and buggy traveling through farmland near Kalona, illuminating rural life. No injuries or other details are provided.
Israeli and Arab leaders expressed hope for historic peace talks in Madrid set to open Wednesday after last minute wrangling over a Palestinian delegate tied to the PLO. Syria’s Assad urged a comprehensive peace as security measures tightened around the Royal Palace amid fears of attacks by radical factions.
Los Angeles viewers join a national protest urging audiences to switch off televisions to oppose sex and violence in programming. Vicki Riley of Delaware leads the coalition with six million expected participants. groups include Morality in Media Americans for Responsible Television and the Christian Film and Television Commission.
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