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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1992
Page
1
A crash on Interstate 80 near the Oxford exit last night seriously injured a man and killed several dogs. Dogs ran onto the road and some were struck by other vehicles. Details on page 3B.
Dano Phillips is back in jail facing a charge of possessing a small amount of crack cocaine. Details on page 3B.
Maquoketa Valley senior Christine Rafoth returns to competition after undergoing complete ACL reconstructions in both knees. The article notes a second knee surgery and outlines her recovery journey and upcoming season plans.
The weekly crop report says southern Iowa corn and soybeans reached maturity aided by last week's mild weather. Northern areas remain vulnerable to frost while crop development continues. Details on page 6D.
The humorous item notes how restaurants offer child discounts, sparking playful commentary on family priorities and pricing battles in dining out. It mirrors humor sections that poke fun at modern family culture and consumer incentives.
Dave Hogan, CR city's solid waste program manager, spends each day tackling garbage and environmental challenges. He envisions a permanent recycling center for CR, as neighbors discuss the issue in Wednesday's Gazette.
County leaders accelerate intergovernmental cooperation as 28 E sharing agreements expand. Officials say two year property tax caps for counties and cities will push more creative economizing, with ten counties sharing engineers and seven counties pooling law enforcement. Forty two counties join regional juvenile detention efforts and eight counties collaborate regionally.
Iowa officials disclosed an 11 million cost increase to the statewide fiber optic network project due to underestimated routing and equipment needs. State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald warned of a technical expertise gap while Gov Branstad aides and a three member management team discussed options to cover the overrun and possibly finish early to save interest.
In a brief Monday hearing, Kylie Hajek, 15 months, was adopted by Susan Hajek’s sister and brother in law Diane and Rob Vrbicek. The adoption followed the March 20 murder of Susan Hajek by James Hall, who faces trial starting November 2.
Bush aides see a renewed Perot bid as potentially shifting swing states and slowing Clinton gains. The GOP notes Perot supporters leaned to Clinton when he withdrew, implying Clinton could lose more if Perot reenters, while Democrats worry about Texas and Florida impact.
The Washington Post reports Serb forces step up ethnic cleansing in northwestern Bosnia to oust about 200,000 Muslims. A refugee crisis grows as neighboring states close borders, with Muslims paying intermediaries to escape via a six mile trek past snipers to Travnik.
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