21 Sep 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1992
Page
1
Sherrill resident E Iona Burnett Salwolke reportedly killed his wife Carilee Ann and then took his own life amid marital troubles and a pending divorce. Authorities say the act occurred Saturday with details forthcoming on page 2B.
Pirates lose to Philadelphia 3-2 Sunday despite Jeff King’s line drive and a rare ninth unassisted triple play by Andini. Details on page 1C.
Russian born pianist Dmitri Ratser opened the Cedar Rapids Symphony's 71st season at the Paramount Theatre in Cedar Rapids earning four curtain calls from a receptive audience. Review on page 5B.
A tour and history lesson reveal what life is like in the White House located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC. The feature outlines presidents who called the residence home and historical moments tied to the iconic mansion.
A light humorous quip notes that even after finishing the school of experience a fresh course idea can be devised putting a smile on readers faces.
Cedar Rapids Coolidge School cafeteria manager Joann Hewitt says school lunches are a serious nutrition matter. She notes the meals shape future leaders and calls the program vital for the students.
The Maas tricht treaty faces a Denmark dilemma as Denmark rejected the pact on June 2 while France narrowly approved it. With 11 of 12 EC members likely to ratify, leaders seek a formula to appease Danish voters without redoing negotiations. The split threatens a year end ratification and reshapes European politics.
U N food experts report that global food production now feeds all humans with 150 million fewer malnourished people in poorer regions than 20 years ago. The green revolution and better farming, storage, and distribution aided gains, though famine in Somalia, the Sudan, and drought-hit Southern Africa endanger millions.
Global investors see France’s yes on Maastricht as preserving movement toward a single currency but warn the terms must be renegotiated. Ireland devalued to cope with 18 percent unemployment as Europe faces potential rate cuts to avert recession. A revival in Western Europe could boost U.S. exports and help the fragile economies of the former Soviet bloc.
Donna Hansen, the first female mayor of Independence, declares plans to run for four more years after a city council attempt to curb her appointment powers failed. Supporters packed City Hall, and residents send praise as officials defend her leadership style and decisions.
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