Cider Boom Possible as Iowa Orchard Hit by Weather
Iowa orchard owners face weather damaged apples and may press more of this year's crop into cider. Page 1B details.
13 Sep 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1993
Page
1
Iowa orchard owners face weather damaged apples and may press more of this year's crop into cider. Page 1B details.
Advocates press for expanding deposit rules arguing a can is a can whether it holds beer or juice. Backers say the measure would boost recycling and fund programs. Details appear on page 6B.
Beakman and Jax explain how to view a camera from within to understand its workings. The piece answers a question from President Clinton and appears in the You Can column on page 1C.
Speedy tailback Sedrick Shaw racks up 293 all purpose yards as Iowa Hawkeyes start 2 0 with a win. The article notes Shaw’s explosive performance and team momentum.
A satirical quip likens politicians to figures who stir the waters then blame a looming storm for the upheaval. The line captures public skepticism toward leaders who deflect accountability.
Chefs from four restaurants share secrets and recipes for their most popular sandwiches in a national feature. Food Plus! in Tuesday’s Gazette highlights kitchen mastery and standout creations.
Yasser Arafat and Yitzhak Rabin prepared to sign an Israel-PLO accord on Palestinian self-rule as President Clinton, former leaders, and foreign ministers gathered at the White House. The ceremony marked a historic shift after decades of enmity with Arafat’s first US visit in 19 years and Rabin expressing cautious optimism about peace despite dangers ahead.
Israeli Prime Minister Rabin and PLO chair Arafat prepared to sign the Israel Palestine accord with President Clinton in attendance on the White House South Lawn. The plan includes a 3000-seat setup, a 16 by 24 foot stage, and a ceremonial handshake potential.
Defense Secretary Les Aspin said US and allied forces could be needed to enforce a Bosnia peace accord with about 50 000 peacekeepers, roughly half of them American, depending on NATO support and Congressional approval. He noted the administration aims to keep 100 000 US troops in Europe and cautioned on NATO relevance.
An Iraqi opposition group says Saddam Hussein narrowly escaped an August 25 attempt near Takrit. The group reports 20 attackers targeted him, 25 people were killed including clan members, and 120 suspects tied to the failed plot were executed.
Former Rep. Berkley Bedell promotes a health care freedom rule allowing any patient to select any treatment if no serious danger is shown and written consent is given. He cites rising use of alternative therapies and argues this would reduce costs, while critics warn of unproven cures and fraud.
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