Hand in hand Grandma grandson fight cancer
A Cedar Rapids grandma and her four year old grandson build a special bond as they battle cancer together. Details on page 1B.
10 Sep 1991
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1991
Page
1
A Cedar Rapids grandma and her four year old grandson build a special bond as they battle cancer together. Details on page 1B.
Colfax Democrat Glen Jesse announced Monday a plan to oust Republican Rep. Jim Lightfoot from Iowa’s redrawn 3rd District. Jesse will resign from the Legislature next year to pursue the challenge. Details on page 2B.
Iowa State football coach Jim Walden gives The Gazette a candid interview about his program and the school rivalry with Iowa. Details on page 1D.
Rep. Byron Dorgan says the nation’s farm population dropped 34 percent in the last decade while ASCS staffing increased 24 percent. He argues policy is moving in reverse gear as government workers expand to administer farm support programs.
A light quip notes computer dating may falter with older profiles as carbon dating humor highlights mismatches and old looks. The joke plays on dating tech and ancient humor to笑 at dating quirks.
Cedar Rapids-Iowa City customers of Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co paid 35 cents per therm for December to February, the sixth lowest in the nation. The firm, the only Iowa utility in the 25 least expensive list, has not had a rate increase in seven years aside from pass-through gas costs. Other Iowa utilities show higher per-therm charges and electric rates per kilowatt hour.
The National Association of Home Builders says Saginaw Michigan area leads 173 markets with 90.1 percent of homes affordable at current rates for median income buyers. Amarillo previously topped the ranking while Quad Cities sit 15th and Des Moines 29th with Cedar Rapids and Iowa City not surveyed. Median Iowa prices reach 62390 in Cedar Rapids and 76978 in Iowa City in Q2.
E WITT-Bill Sterbenz of Malone, near De Witt, built an outdoor Wiffle ballpark for the Malone Stompers on his property. The field features a softball style park with plastic bat and ball, lights for night games, a scoreboard, and plans for bleachers.
In a southern England wheat field debate over crop circles heated up as two men, David Chorley and Douglas Bower, admitted making many circles with simple tools, while supporters claim extraterrestrial or paranormal causes. The phenomenon has spread to Canada Germany and the U S Midwest.
Pentagon analysts say Soviet production of key weapons will persist despite reforms because the economy relies on defense. They note continued building of a new aircraft carrier and Delta submarine. Che ney cites 25 30 35 percent of GNP to military, vs US 5.8 percent in 1990 and projected 4 percent in 1996.
Sen Charles Grassley and Sen Phil Gramm told the Associated Press at a Des Moines news conference that a peace dividend should follow the Soviet Union’s changes. Grassley suggested going further than planned defense cuts while Defense Secretary Dick Cheney argued for a strong military.
Analysts say the Soviet navy planned to launch its latest aircraft carrier in September before the coup prompted an overhaul in Moscow. They note heavy investment in the ship and ongoing development of its successors.
The Soviet republic of Tadzhikistan proclaimed independence on Monday as part of a wave of freedom unleashed by a brief coup last month. The report notes the move follows regional upheaval and hints at broader geopolitical repercussions.
A teaser asks how one would score on Bondy’s credit test to gauge financial savvy. The prompt hints at an upcoming feature or quiz style challenge that may test understanding of credit scoring concepts.
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