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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1998
Page
1
James Moses and Marcus Johnson Jr. play pickup basketball at the YMCA in a timeless ageless game. The activity continues regardless of outside events or player height, as noted in Recreation, 8C.
President Clinton expressed remorse amid questions raised by reporters and Senator Joseph Lieberman about the matter. The remarks underscore political pressure as the controversy unfolds on 2A with Lieberman’s involvement noted.
A judge ruled that Cedar Rapids curbside recycling program does not violate federal or state laws, dismissing the suit against C R recycling. The decision ends the challenge to the city program and keeps curbside recycling in place.
In a baseball update Sammy Sosa belted his 57th homer, while Mark McGwire remained at 59. The item teases details and places Iowa City football coverage and a Marion bed and breakfast startup by a former Central City couple, highlighting local life.
In Des Moines the governor's mansion requires extensive upkeep, with readers invited to inspect Home & Real Estate on Sundays Gazette. The piece highlights structural and cosmetic fixes and outlines anticipated costs and timelines.
Castalia dairy farmer Jeffrey Hanken confessed to robbing Farmers Savings Bank in Clermont on July 10 and the State Bank of Waverly on July 2 amid a farm crisis. He failed a lie detector test and faces up to 20 years in federal prison for each robbery as court proceedings unfold.
The Kiev Symphony Orchestra and Chorus led by Roger McMurrin will perform at Monticello High School on September 28 to celebrate the new gym and raise funds for the Monticello School Foundation. The program features Russian Ukrainian classics and Gershwin with Ukrainian folk pieces.Tickets cost 15 dollars for adults and 10 for students with sales through local foundation members or at the door if space remains.
The University of Iowa bans alcohol in fraternity common areas and parties must be held at licensed venues. 21 year olds may drink only in private rooms with no underage roommate. sororities already alcohol free. The policy follows a 1995 alcohol related death and aims to curb underage drinking while rush numbers reportedly rose.
Lucas Elementary Principal Brian Lehmann was suspended with pay as the district investigates how Roland Thomson, a convicted child photographer, entered the school to photograph students. Parents Decry scapegoating while law enforcement reviews material seized from Thomson's Tipton home.
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