25 Sep 1993
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1993
Page
1
Heavy rains have reduced attendance at Cedar Rapids recreation sites this season. Officials note ongoing flooding and schedule disruptions as residents seek alternatives for outdoor activities. Page 1B.
A Cedar Rapids division of Rockwell International secured a $33 million military contract to manufacture avionics equipment. Details appear on page 6C.
State holds dozens of cases of beer confiscated from two Iowa City bars as investigators determine if purchases were properly made. Details on page 3B.
The Washington Warriors overwhelmed the Jefferson J Hawks 41 to 0 in a game dominated on both sides last night. The lopsided victory showcased strong offense and staunch defense. Details appear on page 10.
A light humor item notes that feeling youthful depends on mindset and playfulness, joking that acting childish can keep one feeling young and carefree.
John Lawrence of Hiawatha returns from retirement to help with rising health insurance costs while Kathy Marsh of Cedar Rapids worries a job change will end her coverage. Eastern Iowans voice frustration and uncertainty about the health care system.
An Iowa State University survey finds up to 40 percent of farm families vulnerable to flood related financial problems and 10 percent at risk of bankruptcy. Weather and floods worsen income, with loans and debt pressures rising as lenders report increased worry and farmers struggle to cope.
Farmers warned a killer frost could worsen already heavy losses from this year’s record flood damage pegged at 1.9 billion dollars. ISU agronomist Garren Benson said one third of corn may be protected by maturity, another third could suffer from early frost, and the rest face field access and quality issues. Weather experts cited potential spring flooding due to high subsoil moisture.
Naomi Staley a 44 year old Cedar Rapids bus driver won 21500 from Linn County District Court after alleging she was passed over for a full time post due to worker’s compensation claims. The jury split 12000 for lost wages and 9500 for lost benefits and distress while a sex discrimination claim awaits bench ruling.
Ainsworth resident James Stephens calls for dissolving the Highland Community School District if Riverside Ainsworth differences cannot be resolved over a new $1.9 million elementary school bond. Riverside supports the project. Ainsworth opposes it. The district may hold a sixth bond election early next year.
Nelson Mandela urged end to economic sanctions on South Africa and called on investors to return. The Senate quickly passed a bill lifting U S sanctions and Canada and Commonwealth members moved to follow. He supported keeping an oil and arms embargo until a multiracial government is formed.
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