Baseball Scores From Evening Games
Red Sox defeated the Indians 6 to 4 while the Brewers beat the Angels 4 nothing. The Yankees crushed the Tigers 10 to 4 as the Athletics fell to the White Sox 4 to 2. The Royals won 2 to 0 over the Mariners, and the Blue Jays topped the Orioles 8 to 2.
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Indians
Brewers
Angels
Yankees
Tigers
Athletics
White Sox
Royals
Mariners
Blue Jays
Orioles
Cedar Rapids Firm Bids $10,000 for Farmstead Foods Plant
A Cedar Rapids company has offered 10 000 dollars cash for the dormant Farmstead Foods plant and property in Cedar Rapids. Details on page 1B.
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C.R
Cedar Rapids
Farmstead Foods
Harkin Anti-Smoking Ads Blocked by Tobacco States
Senator Tom Harkin sought national anti smoking television spots but faced opposition from tobacco state senators. His proposal was defeated amid partisan debate. Details continued on page 2B.
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Sen
Tom Harkin
Harkin
New jobs possible in Cedar Rapids insurance deal
Possible sale of a life insurance firm to Toyota Motor Services Inc could create new jobs in Cedar Rapids. Details on page 6C.
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C.R
Toyota Motor Services Inc
Cedar Rapids
Waiting in the wings C R team could be Angels
The California Angels could be the next major league affiliate of the Cedar Rapids Baseball Club with three other teams also showing interest. Details on page 1C.
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C.R
Angels
California Angels
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
Politicians Look for Progress Yet Favor Status Quo
A survey shows many politicians claim support for progress but resist significant change. Analysts note rhetoric contrasts with policy inertia and limited reform proposals across parties.
TV Vision previews new ABC-TV mom Laurie Hill
Tomorrow's Gazette outlines Laur ie Hill a new ABC-TV role played by DeLane Matthews a physician who is also a wife and mother but depicted as a human television mom.
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DeLane Matthews
Laurie Hill
Laurie
Matthews
TV Vision
Nightmare on Main Street at Iowa Municipal League event
A gloomy session at the League of Iowa Municipalities annual seminar features concerns over a statewide property tax freeze and weak prospects for youth jobs. City leaders including Ames mayor Larry Curtis warn of a difficult era amid budget constraints, regulations, and funding gaps.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Main Street
League of Iowa
League
Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center
Larry Curtis
Ames
Dave Swenson
Des Moines
Swenson
Iowa Statehouse
Bob Dvorsky
D-Coralville
Farm Bureau
Terry Branstad
Dvorsky
Bill Royer
Essex
State Capitol
Perot Expected to Reenter 1992 Presidential Race
Ross Perot plans to rejoin the 1992 presidential contest in a Monday Larry King appearance, saying Bush and Clinton won’t confront the economy and he may run as a protest candidate. Analysts note his return adds unpredictability to a campaign already volatile.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
Texas
Ross Perot
Larry King
Perot
Bush
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Cedar Rapids civil rights post narrows to two finalists
The Cedar Rapids civil rights director search identifies Darryl Lipscomb, a Civil Rights investigator and husband of a commissioner, and Louise Wozniak-Lorenz, a Dubuque human rights official, as finalists. Their references are now being checked by the commission.
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Lonnie Zingula
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Darryl Lipscomb
Louise Wozniak- Lorenz
Commission
Tommy Tucker
Lipscomb
Wozniak-Lorenz
Eugene Jackson
Tucker
Study warns of widening retirement gender poverty gap
A congressional report by a House aging subcommittee says more elderly women will live in poverty than men as Social Security and private pensions discriminate against women. By 2020 nearly half of elderly women living alone may have incomes below 9500 in current dollars, with widows and single women at markedly higher risk.
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Ashington
House Select Subcommittee On
New York
Sherwood Boehlert
Working wives lift Black family income but gap remains
Government study shows two earner Black couples raise median income to over 40 000 while single earner Black families lag behind White households earning 85 cents per dollar. The report also notes broader pension and Social Security penalties on women.
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Ashington
America
Claudette Bennett
Census Bureau
Sin
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