Controversy Over NYPD Blue TV Plans Sparks Local Protests
Airing controversy surrounds KCRG plans to carry NYPD Blue a new police drama amid protests over violence language and nudity. Page 1B details expected.
11 Sep 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1993
Page
1
Airing controversy surrounds KCRG plans to carry NYPD Blue a new police drama amid protests over violence language and nudity. Page 1B details expected.
A University of Iowa Daily Iowan columnist was fired on Friday for publicly campaigning to remove a fellow columnist. Details appear on page 1B.
The Rev Barbara White Gilliam, a CA native, describes her struggle with drugs and alcohol and how faith led to recovery. She urges others to seek hope through her experiences and spiritual renewal. Details on page 8A.
Iowa State faces rival Iowa as 2 point underdogs in a marquee football game in Ames. The Hlas column notes this as ISU’s best shot to topple the Hawkeyes in years.
A light joke about giving security guards as the ultimate present for a man who already has everything. The quip plays on abundance and practicality to land a wry smile.
Former Iowa congressman Berkley Bedell embraces alternative therapies after conventional medicine failures. He promotes several unconventional medicines and methods as a devoted advocate in a Sunday Gazette Page 1A feature.
The Linn County Courthouse Security Committee backs using closed circuit video to handle initial appearances and arraignments from jail. It would reduce prisoner movement through public areas and cut deputy transport costs while keeping judge scrutiny through video links.
Washington AP report says Yasir Arafat may attend or sign the PLO Israel peace accord ceremony at the White House with President Clinton presiding. Shimon Peres expected to sign for Israel as officials discuss a broader peace framework with Jordan and a joint audience including Carter and Bush unnamed.
Ryan Wagehoft was killed during a dispute over a drug deal he was not involved in. His roommate Ryan Henry testified that Kevin Lamont Williams owed him $200 for marijuana and that Williams had been avoiding payment. The March 19 shooting occurred at the mobile home where Wagehoft and Henry lived. Michael Coleman and Williams face first degree murder charges.
Richard Haymaker LSUs anti gun campaign cites recent German tourist murder in Florida and Japanese concern over gun violence. He and Holley Haymaker led a petition drive surpassing 50 000 signatures after a 16 year old student was killed at a Halloween party.
Jessica Schmidts transfer custody saga goes public as Dan and Cara Schmidt and Jessica discuss the move on American Journal. The two part interview airs Tuesday and Wednesday at 10 30 a m on KCRG TV with Nancy Glass hosting from Cedar Rapids and Ann Arbor.
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