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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1992
Page
1
Iowa actress Mary Beth Hurt returns to Toledo film scene
Former Iowa native Mary Beth Hurt seeks success in a Toledo film project despite her father’s warnings of a hard life. The Rascal column notes her return to the state and her ongoing acting career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Mary Beth Hurt
Toledo
Hurt
Neighbors Help Round Up 12 Wandering Colts
Local residents corral 12 valuable colts that slipped from a Linn County pasture on Sunday night. The herd was captured five miles from their home, bringing the search to a close. Page 1B has more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Hawks TV schedule expands with Oct. 3 Michigan game
ABC-TV will air Iowa's Big Ten opener at Michigan on October 3. Details appear on page 3D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
ABC
Abc-Tv
Iowa
Politician Fence Joke Delivers Quiet Punchline
A lighthearted quip recalls the difficulty of balancing stance and awareness for politicians. The joke hinges on straddling a fence while keeping ears to the ground to hear all sides.
TOMORRO Marketing C.R. Gazette Feature
Jim Garrett of TOMORRO Marketing C R aims to market Cedar Rapids to convention goers nationwide. The piece emphasizes future successes over past numbers and notes neighbors reacting to the feature in Wednesday's Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Garrett
Cedar Rapids
Garrett
Cedar Rapids Water Department urged to operate as utility
A 10 page report by a local water use review committee urges Cedar Rapids Water Department to plan long term and fund future needs. It proposes a depreciation fund to avoid emergency measures and double digit rate increases tied to construction of a second treatment plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie
Aller
Water Use Review Committee Recommendations Highlight
The group urges utility planning to project future demand, allocates 1.7 million dollars to upgrade the existing plant, and reconsiders the size and sequence of a proposed new facility. It calls for community wide conservation programs, potential building code changes, and year round water use incentives through rate setting.
Fall gets the cold shoulder
State Climatologist Harry Hillaker warns Iowa may see unusually cold air from Alaska and northwest Canada this autumn. He notes the jet stream may not bring cold weather soon, but October could bring a chill with frost risks. cooling temps have already marked a cooler summer and low rainfall comparisons to historical records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Goschazette
Iowa
Hillaker
Branstad seeks panel to untangle red tape
Gov. Terry Branstad announced a bipartisan task force to review state and federal regulations on local governments and cut unnecessary mandates. Lt. Gov. Joy Corning will guide the panel with co chairs Davenport Mayor Pat Gibbs and Page County Recorder Dennis Parrott. The group aims to simplify rules and restore flexibility ahead of the 1993 legislative session, with examples including stray cattle records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Boshart
Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Branstad
Nated
Joy Corning
Davenport
Pat Gibbs
Page County
Dennis Parrott
Eric Branstad Charged With Intoxication Near Dowling High
Eric Branstad, 17, son of Gov. Terry Branstad, was picked up by West Des Moines police for drinking in a school parking lot on Dowling High School grounds. He was not driving and was charged with intoxication as a juvenile. the governor's office will handle it as a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Boshart
West Des Moines
Eric Branstad
Terry
Chris Branstad
Dowling High School
Eric
Dowling
Governor’s Office
Des Moines
Charles
Jean McCullough
Granger
Former Nixon Defense Chiefs Say They Believed POWs May Be Alive
Laird and Schlesinger testified to a congressional panel that they personally believed some American airmen were alive in Laos and not counted at war's end. They cited White House and Pentagon documents supporting the notion that not all POWs were accounted for despite Haig's disagreement. Nixon urged all prisoners home in a March 1973 address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kerry
Dmass
Select Committee On
White House
Pentagon
Laird
Schlesinger
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Alexander Haig
Central Intelligence
Secretary of Defense
Laos
U.S
Paris
North Vietnam
U S presses Russia to say no on POWs
Malcolm Toon urged Russia to declare it has no live American POWs and warned U S patience is running out. He noted no evidence of living POWs in the Soviet Union and cited an aide’s claim that Russia has no live Americans. The demand came at the start of a Bilateral Commission on POWs meeting in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Russia
Oscow (Ap
VM Man
Malcolm Toon
Soviet Union
Dmitri Volkogonov
Toon
Moscow
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