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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1991

Page

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Peter Pan ponies breed lives and breathes horses

Bev and Ron Jackson of Marion breed miniature horses that stay small and playful like their 3-year-old daughter Mindy. The couple treats the hobby as a full lifestyle and appear in Neighbors magazine.

Bev Ron Jackson Marion Mindy Neighbors Magazine

Cedar Rapids Civil Rights Director Fired in Contract Suit

C R sued Breach of contract claiming William Vaughn filed suit alleging Cedar Rapids and its Civil Rights Commission breached his contract by firing him as Civil Rights director on September 7. Details on page 1B.

William Vaughn Cedar Rapids Civil Right Commission

Murder conviction upheld for Deases brothers in Ames killing

The Iowa Court of Appeals affirmed the first degree murder convictions of Edward Deases and Ruben Deases for the 1989 killing and decapitation of Jennifer Gardner in Ames. The court rejected arguments the brothers only covered up the crime. Details on page 4B.

Iowa Court of Appeals Edward Deases Ames Deases Ruben Jennifer Gardner

AT&T says former customers still billed after switch

AT&T said Tuesday that former customers who switched to another long distance provider have continued to be billed for the company discount calling plans. Details on page 60.

At&t

Branstad backs small Iowa schools despite state advisor

Gov. Terry Branstad expressed confidence that Iowa's smaller school districts can not only survive but succeed, pushing back at Education Director Lepley's warning that small districts face survival problems. Details on page 5B.

Terry Branstad Iowa State Department of Education William Lepley Branstad

Today’s Chuckle Philosophical Marriage Advice

A light wit note suggests marriage as a shortcut to philosophy. The quip frames matrimony as a route to deeper thinking and life reflection, delivering a humorous nudge about domestic life shaping ideas.

Police hope Cedar Rapids sting slows local drug trade

After a 13 month undercover operation, the Cedar Rapids Police arrest 24 people on drug charges. Police say the operation, led by an unidentified officer posing as a buyer, could deter dealers and trigger more arrests as warrants are served.

Jeff Burnham Cedar Rapids Glen Fox Fox

Demand drives up gasohol amid clean air act expansion

Ethanol demand growth spurred by the 1990 Clean Air Act is boosting ethanol blended gasoline prices and prompting expansion at Archer Daniels Midland Co. ADM plans to enlarge Cedar Rapids and Clinton plants, grinding an extra 56 000 bushels of corn yearly. Construction timing and employment impacts remain undeclared.

Bert Kreitiow Archer Daniels Midland Co ADM Dick Burker Cedar Rapids Clinton Burket Decatur Ill U.S Dave Nelson Washington, D.C County NatWest Securities Inc Iowa Utilities Board

Bush Gorbachev say they wont impose a pact

Bush and Gorbachev said they will not impose a settlement on Arabs and Israelis while they act as catalysts for Middle East peace. They avoided concrete positions at a Madrid press conference on the eve of the landmark talks.

Bush Gorbachev Washington Post Madrid Spain Mikhail Gorbachev Middle East Israel Yitzhak Shamir United States Shamir

Rights bill stalls over Senate coverage

The Senate failed to resolve amendments on applying civil rights protections to its own employees and government workers. A vote to kill an amendment covering congressional staff passed 61 to 38, while a rival bid to apply the laws to executive branch staff and appointees faced defeat on a procedural motion.

Senate Washington Don Nickles R-Okla Congressional Warren Rudman N.H Congress Grassley George Mitchell

U S economy grows 2.4 percent but worries linger

The Commerce Department reports a 2.4 percent GNP gain from July to September, the fastest in two years, prompting the Bush administration to declare the recession over while economists warn of renewed weakness amid plunging consumer confidence and softening factory production and sales.

Washington U.S Commerce Department Treasury Nicholas Brady Commerce Robert Mosbacher Conference Board

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