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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1991
Page
1
Public school enrollment in Cedar Rapids metropolitan area's four districts increased slightly from last year. Details on page 1B.
Actor Tom Laughlin known for the Billy Jack films told a crowd last night he plans to seek a place on the presidential ballot. Details appear on page 2B.
Oregon witnesses testified that District Judge Ralph Currin decided guilt or innocence by flipping a coin in traffic cases. The commission heard that five Oregon State Police officers a former Stanfield patrolman and two speeding defendants testified the judge relied on a coin toss rather than testimony.
Jefferson High School celebrated homecoming with a 20 9 defeat of No 9 City High. Jeff downed City High for a strong win led by key plays on both sides as the J Hawks secured the victory on their home field.
Ohio residents may call a toll free line starting January 10 to file 1991 federal tax returns and receive quicker refunds. The Telefile test by the IRS is limited to Ohio and targets 1.2 million eligible 1040EZ filers with income under 50 000.
A Hollywood jewelry store reports strong business with a surge in engagement ring sales. The shop highlights pent engagement rings as a popular choice among couples, signaling a thriving local jewelry market.
Iowa State University sociologist Paul Lasley told lawmakers the number of Iowa farmers could fall from 105 180 in 1987 to 69 040 by 2007 unless changes aid beginning farmers The projections show farmer declines to 91 475 in 1997 and then to 69 040 by 2007 with a 40 percent drop among those 55 or older. He urged tax incentives and rural targeting to slow the rural exodus.
The Census Bureau reports 33.6 million Americans live in poverty, about one in seven, the first rise since 1983. Children and Black people show high poverty rates. experts warn of increased hardship, crime, and social tension amid weak economy and rising unemployment. President Bush presses Congress to pass jobs bills.
Minnesota will test a high-tech play-at-home lottery using the Nintendo control deck and a Lottery cartridge. About 10,000 participants must deposit up to 200 dollars in advance with a 50 dollar daily limit and prizes over 1000 dollars require in-office claiming.
A six member TVB Hong Kong crew arrives in Iowa for 12 days of filming across the state. The four hour documentary will air Saturdays at 8 30 p m on TVB and aims to boost Iowa Hong Kong trade and investment. Corporate sponsors cover costs with Northwest Airlines providing travel and hotels and several Iowa firms paying meals.
Senator Heflin announces opposition to Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas and signals a potential 7 7 committee vote. Senator Kohl also joins opposition, while Democrats Biden and Simon are uncertain as five Republicans join Dennis DeConcini to support Thomas.
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