Pro-life Rally In Cedar Rapids Displays Placards
Pro-life advocates rallied in Cedar Rapids on Sunday, displaying placards to spell out their opposition to abortion. Details on page 5B.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1993
Page
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Seinfeld and Picket Fences Lead Emmy Awards Honors
Seinfeld named top comedy series and Picket Fences named top drama at the Emmy Awards ceremony. Details on page 2A.
Kalona farmer expands organic chick production to six thousand yearly
Kalona farmer Calvin Yoder adopted organic practices in 1977 and now markets over 6,000 organic chicks annually. Details on page 1B.
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Calvin Yoder
Football post mortem Hawks Clones amid painful losses
Iowa quarterback cautioned against panic after Saturday defeats as Iowa State coach faced heated crowd reactions. The piece analyzes combined setbacks for the Haw keyes and Cyclones and the pressure on both programs.
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Iowa
Iowa State
Today's chuckle about high living costs and funeral prices
A humorous remark notes that complaints about living costs may seem ironic when confronting current funeral prices. The line juxtaposes everyday expenses with the cost of burial services for comic effect.
Uppercrust Bakery Opens in Marion Plaza
Cheryl Hoech of Marion runs Uppercrust Bakery at Armar Plaza offering a wide range of bakery items with dozens of fresh breads as the centerpiece of her work noted in Tuesday's Food Plus! feature.
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Cheryl Hoech
Uppercrust
Armar Plaza
Moynihan Calls Clinton Health Plan a Fantasy
Senate Finance Chair Moynihan called Clinton administration health reform a fantasy and signaled openness to GOP financing ideas. He mocked White House cost estimates while NBC interview notes critics doubt. White House plans rely on Medicare and Medicaid cuts totaling about 238 billion, Moynihan said won’t endure.
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Washington — Senate Finance Committee
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Clinton
NBC
Meet the Press
Moynihan
White House
Iowans race to bag groceries in Cedar Rapids contest win
Jeff Stearns, 26, of Ottumwa won the Best Bagger Contest at the Iowa Grocers Association event with a $1,000 prize and a trip to Atlanta. Second place went to Mike Dahm, 25, of New Hampton, while Trevor Hinkel placed fifth. Maxwell, 16, of Lytton led speed at 41 seconds but forgot peanut butter.
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Jennifer Kuntz
Martelle
Mike Dahm
New Hampton
Kuntz
Trevor Hinkel
Randall’s
Cedar Rapids
Hinkel
Iowa
San Francisco
Samia Koudis
Koudis
Andy Tuller
Sac City
Ed Maxwell
Lytton
George Baack
Des Moines
Maxwell
New Iowa Supreme Court justice vows lifelong service
Iowa Supreme Court appoints Marsha Ternus as the 101st justice. The Vinton native, 42, leaves private practice to join a nine member court for life, becoming its youngest and second female member. She says she loves the role and plans to stay.
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Rod Boshart
Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
DES Moines
Iowa
Supreme Court
Marsha Ternus
Vinton
University of Iowa
Benton County
Drake University
Law School
Denny Drake
State Capitol
Court
Ternus
Terns
Terry Branstad
Kay Chapman
Cedar Rapids
Farm banks post record profits in 1992 ABA says
Commercial banks earning over 2 billion in 1992 rose 23 percent from 1991 with farm banks posting a record return on assets. Net farm income reached 60 billion, debt levels declined, and lending grew slowly. Officials expect continued earnings into 1993 despite Midwest floods and Southeast drought.
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American Bankers Association
James Chessen
Midwest
Jeff Plagge
First State Bank
Webster City
Iowa
Plagge
Banking Association
Agriculture Committee
Fourth baby found along Moline riverfront confirmed by police
Moline Illinois police found a fourth infant body along the Mississippi River since February 1992. Authorities say the cases likely involve abandoned newborns and are not believed to be related. An autopsy was planned.
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Ill
Mike Stoner
Stoner
Mississippi River
Quad Cities
Kim Hawkins
Rock River
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