09 Sep 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1993
Page
1
Three Cedar Rapids girls who ran a Kool-Aid stand robbed Monday received 105 in donations Wednesday. They plan to reopen their business, with more details on page 1B.
Adeline Wana tee Ki-de-ko-se-a born 1910 becomes the first American Indian inductee into the Iowa Women’s Hall of Fame in 1993. Details on page 1B.
Kingston boosters of the J Hawk advertise success after a big win and note concession-stand sales at Kingston Stadium have supported the Jefferson athletic fund for 35 years with details on page 3C.
Banks in Midwest towns that survived the flood may face an onslaught of bad loans as a result of the disaster. Details on page 6C.
A lighthearted quip notes you’re only young once and implies youthful excess can shape appearance. The joke plays on the idea that misspending youth leads to the look in question.
The Friday Riverside Theatre in Iowa City will host Gunplay, a healing event sparked by the University of Iowa incident in which graduate student Gang Lu killed five people, wounded another, and died by suicide. The Gazette reports the weekend update.
Uwe-Wilhelm Rakebrand, a 33 year old German visitor, was killed in a Miami Beach shooting after his car was rammed by a van. Police arrested 19 year old Rhondall Wiggins on murder and attempted robbery charges, with more suspects sought.
A Kirkwood Community College and other institutions show a 57-work von Saleschin collection suspected of being fakes. Chicago experts called most pieces counterfeits, suggesting motives to boost later sale prices. Kirkwood officials say authenticity is under review as the exhibit toured from Jan. 11 to 30.
The Senate approved a $1.5 billion national service program sent to President Clinton for signature. The plan creates a public corporation run program offering college tuition aid and living benefits for thousands of young volunteers, with start dates set for 1994.
A University of Iowa protest group seeks the firing of a Daily Iowan columnist and removal of Campus Review. the Coalition Against Terror presented its demands to the Student Association, but the resolution failed. Organizers vow more protests and anti-rightist literature on campus.
A 13 year old boy abducted outside a Sioux City restaurant was located Wednesday in Round Mountain California. Police report the boy is safe and his mother Lark Berg and Kip Berg were arrested along with a private investigator Roger Miller. Arrest warrants were issued for Lark Berg and Kip Berg. They face federal charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and violation of a court order.
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