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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1988

Page

2

Larry the Liberal Stakes Out U S Politics In Roaring Exchange

A provocative exchange features Larry the Liberal and a companion debating Edwin Meese resignations in the Justice Department, Noriega in Panama, and loyalty to Reagan and Bush. They contrast calls for accountability with party loyalty, noting moral decay and the politics of protection. The talk ends with the pair parting, the liberal stamping the paper in anger.

Edwin Meese Pal Justice Department Larry

Long distance wedding links lovers in two continents

Corrina Clark in Bartholomew County Courthouse and Alvin McGowan at a Kaiserslautern army base in West Germany married by telephone, a year after meeting in Houston. Indiana ceremony served as proof for the Indiana certificate, with plans to renew vows in Paris this fall. The call was offered as a gift from Columbus attorney Richard Eynon’s office.

Columbus Ind Corrina Clark Clark Bartholomew County Alvin McGowan Kaiserslaughtern West Germany Houston Indianapolis Indiana Naomi Jackson Paris Richard Eynon

Correction to Cedar Rapids column on children's behavior

The Lifestyle section carries a correction noting psychologist Dick Spewell was the author of a children's behavior column that appeared on Sunday. the piece was misattributed to another writer. The paper will respond to complaints about accuracy and publish corrections or clarifications in this space. Call 398-8313.

Cedar Rapias Dick Spewell Garette

Heckler confronts Swaggart at Easter service in Baton Rouge

A 16 year old heckler yelled hypocrite at Reverend Jimmy Swaggart during Easter services at Family Worship Center. Swaggart, who has not preached since confessing a sin, faces possible dismissal from the Assemblies of God for returning to the pulpit before a one year ban ends, with May 22 eyed as a possible return.

Baton Rouge Jimmy Swaggart Swaggart Assemblies of God Government of God Jim Rentz Rentz Swart Satan Jesus

Soviet TV shows explicit AIDS film in prime time

In Moscow a World Health Council film about AIDS aired on Soviet television with Valentin Pokrovsky noting about 50 sufferers in the USSR. The 10 minute segment followed news of Gorbachev reforms, reflecting a shift in press coverage and public openness on the virus.

Ceuter Moscow World Health Council Valentin Pokrovsky Gorbachev

Naturalist defends starlings amid bad rap and appeals

Chicago naturalist Mark Spreyer of the Chicago Academy of Sciences champions starlings noting their mimicry and pest control value while acknowledging public nuisance labels. He cites golf courses where starlings cut pesticide needs and recalls his shift from viewing them as owl food to appreciating their role. Some USDA voices remain skeptical about the birds’ reputation and impact.

Chicago Mark Spreyer Starlings Spreyer Chicago Academy of Sciences Denver Colo New York Orlando Flo Starling Barrington Peregrine Wolff Id Wolff Rod Ron Ogden U.S. Department of Agriculture Mark

Census Bureau predicts India to overtake China as most populous

The Census Bureau projects India will become the world's most populous nation within six decades, overtaking China by 2050. India’s population is growing at about 2.1 percent annually versus China's 1.3 percent, with 2050 estimates showing India at 1.59 billion and China at 1.55 billion.

India Washington China Census Bureau Bureau Maia Soviet Union United States Indonesia Nigeria Pakistan

Shatner Talks With Gorilla Koko At California Foundation

William Shatner touched hands and minds with Koko the gorilla at the Gorilla Foundation in Woodside California. The star promoted a donation program for endangered species as Koko demonstrated a 2000-word understanding and 600-sign vocabulary.

Shatner William Shatner Koko James T. Kirk Star Trek” Fame Gorilla Foundation Woodside Calif Francine Penny” Patterson

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