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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1994
Page
1
State Climatologist Harry Hillaker says the wind and circulation patterns resemble the past three years with cooler than normal fall temperatures likely. He notes the state may yet see warmth and a third consecutive year without a 100 degree day, while rainfall and northern regions trend wetter than the south.
Governor Branstad outlined a proposal to exempt the first $250,000 of property value for new or existing beef and swine feeding operations. He said the plan would favor family farmers and help rural agriculture while numbers are finalized.
The Gazette ends publication of a section on page 110. Mosbach Griffith and Co. of Des Moines moves to a larger Cedar Rapids building and adds 10 jobs, with details on page 4B.
Big Ten Notes by Gazette writer Jim Ecker previews league action on page 3C. It highlights upcoming games, player form, and team outlooks with emphasis on key matchups and statistical trends for the conference.
The IRA announced a cease-fire triggering hopes for peace after 25 years of violence. Provisional enthusiasm is matched by doubts over permanence and whether Protestant militants will halt assaults as governments pledge talks with Sinn Fein and troop withdrawal.
Los Angeles judge Lance Ito rejected a defense bid to access detectives files and weighed a gag order amid a fractious hearing. The case centers on the June 12 slashing murders of Simpson's ex wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman.
Thomas L. Koepsell 51 of Marion was arrested in Cedar Rapids on a first degree theft charge after an internal audit found he padded his expense account at Cargill Inc. over eight years from 1986 to this year. He was booked then released to appear in court.
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