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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1992
Page
1
Dow Rises on German Interest Rate Cuts
The Dow Jones average jumped on Monday as news of German reductions in key interest rates boosted investor sentiment. Details appear on page 5D.
Cedar Rapids Reds win Midwest League title over Beloit Brewers
The Cedar Rapids Reds defeated the Beloit Brewers at Memorial Stadium to claim the Midwest League championship, their first since 1988. Details follow on page 1D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.R
M.L
Cedar Rapids Reds
Beloit Brewers
Memorial Stadium
Hawkeye apology after Iowa State game confrontation
Hawkeye coach Bret Bielema and Hayden Fry issued apologies to Iowa State coach Jim Walden for profanity laden remarks after Saturday's victory over the Cyclones. Walden said he does not know how to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
Bret Bielema
Hayden Fry
Iowa State
Jim Walden
Bielema
Walden
Iowa
Cyclones
Today’s Chuckle Wise Guy Right Joke
The line jokes that the only worse kind of wise guy than a wise guy is one who happens to be right. It hints at sharp humor about smug wit with a punchline twist.
Sir Geoffrey Palmer Teaches Law at University of Iowa
Former New Zealand prime minister Sir Geoffrey Palmer teaches law at the University of Iowa this semester. He says he does not miss politics and never intended it as a career while enjoying relative anonymity. Neighbors in Wednesday's Gazette.
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U of
Geoffrey Palmer
New Zealand
University of Iowa
Colleges face higher tuition and fewer courses study
The congressional investigation finds tuition and fees rose 141 percent at public four year colleges from 1980 to 1990 and 12 percent in 1991 92. Teaching load dropped to six hours per semester with many professors citing time for research and outside classroom teaching. University of Iowa officials note measuring classroom time misses broader teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Muller
Johnson County Bureau
Russia aid plan boosts U.S. farm exports to Russia
The Bush administration will guarantee 900 million in private bank loans to Russia to buy U.S farm products and provide 250 million in direct food aid. The package aims to support over 30 000 export jobs and about 3 billion dollars in U.S. economic activity, with credits to purchase corn soy meal and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bush Administration
Russia
U.S
Midwest
Bush
Mike Dunn
National Farmers Union
Bill Clinton
Byron Dorgan
United States
Edward Madigan
Doctors Back Fee Cap and Clinton Style Health Plan
The American College of Physicians urged the government to cap physicians fees and pursue broad health reform like the Clinton plan, urging universal coverage and consolidation of Medicare and Medicaid. The White House rejected the proposal as destructive of innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Washington
Bill Clinton
White House
American College of Physicians
John Ball
Ball
Henry Waxman
D-Calif
John D. Rockefeller IV
D-W.va
Robert Kerrey
D-Neb
James Jeffords
R-Vt
Chrysler Corp
American Association For Retired Persons
Gail Wilensky
Bush
Settlement Reaches 1.2 Million in Iowa Fair Helicopter Crash
A $1.2 million settlement was reached in the 1990 All Iowa Fair helicopter crash suit. Victims Carey Carnahan and Shane Burlingame, both Cedar Rapids residents, and the pilot Thomas Brooks died. Carnahan's sister Lynette receives 400000 for emotional distress. estates split the rest after attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hogan
Tom Riley
Iowa
Carey Lee Carnahan
Shane B. Burlingame
Cedar Rapids
Thomas C. Brooks
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Carnahan and Burlingame Estates
Carnahan
Lynette
Riley
Gregory Kingery
Bob Rush
Badger Helicopters
Janesville
Wis
Brooks’ Estate
All Iowa Agricultural Association
Badger
Carey Carnahan
Shane Burlingame
Bootlegging charge hits two Iowa City men before big game
Eliot Ness era law used to charge Brian DeCoster and Rodney Sullivan with bootlegging for selling beer by donation at Melrose Place during Iowa State football weekend. Police say the beer was purchased elsewhere and dispensed without a license, a serious misdemeanor. Appearances in Johnson County District Court were pending.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Owa City
Iowa City
Craig Lids
Brian K. DeCoster
S. Gilbert St
Rodney Edward Sullivan
Broadway St
Melrose Pt
al Capone
Eliot Ness
Melrose Place
Lids
Iowa
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National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
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