04 Apr 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1989
Page
1
Area youth showcased a range of devices from practical to fanciful at Cedar Rapids last night. The event drew students eager to demonstrate ingenuity and grab attention on the money page of the paper.
A piece on modern marriage outlines a model that prioritizes equal speech time for partners and invites open dialogue. Proponents say sharing airtime reduces conflict and strengthens trust, with couples designing boundaries to suit their relationship.
A 14 year old Gazette papergirl and Washington High student was raped in Cedar Rapids. Her mother describes police visits and a wave of support from neighbors and the local Mormon community as the girl recuperates at home. The family fears emotional trauma and ongoing shock.
President Bush and Hosni Mubarak outlined a path to peace amid intensified talks. They endorsed Palestinian political rights and called for a properly structured international conference while signaling pressure for compromise on Israeli disputes over the West Bank and Gaza.
The Iowa House passed House File 641 by 99 to 0 to let doctors contact partners of AIDS patients when they believe exposure is probable. The bill aims to balance confidentiality with public safety, allowing physicians to reach out in good faith though it does not require them to act.
The University of Iowa plans discipline for any violent act affecting students, faculty or staff, on or off campus. The draft policy, produced by a task force formed after the Keaton Smiley case in 1987, aims to curb violence and protect victims.
Iowa revenue experts temper projections citing dry weather and higher inflation and interest rates. The Revenue Estimating Conference projects 3.1 percent state revenue growth next year, down from current 10.5 percent and 9.4 percent by year end. Members Pat Cavanaugh Dennis Prouty Marvin Selden warn of a cooler economy and uncertain rainfall impacts.
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