19 Apr 1990
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1990
Page
1
Bruce Hatter remains convicted as a life sentence for kidnapping, upheld by a District Court judge on page 2A, with details on the ruling and its implications for the case.
McKinley School students volunteer to help others boosting community service. The page notes farmstead pension and medical benefits payments won’t be suspended for now along with a separate report that dorm fees at state universities will rise.
A Drake University graduate who opened the Moscow McDonald’s says Soviet customers enjoy the sundaes. The item profiles the entrepreneur’s experience in the Soviet market and its reception to Western fast food.
A Marion grand jury report criticizes the Marion Policemen's Protective Association fund raising and officer search methods. It notes officers admitted illegal searches and seizures of drugs, sometimes with drugs dumped or ordered dumped, while no indictments were named. MPPA attorney alleges political motivation and edits. Police Chief Birmingham calls the situation damaging to the department.
A pro Iran backed group holding three U S educators in Beirut promised one would be freed within 48 hours for a humanitarian gesture and said the released captive would carry a message to President Bush. Washington rejected a key demand for a diplomat to travel to Damascus.
The Soviet Union shut off oil to Lithuania's only refinery as Gorbachev imposes an economic embargo. Lithuanian leaders denounced it as coercion while Premier Prunskiene sought alternative supplies in Oslo. Secretary Baker warned of harmed Soviet US ties.
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that parental custody rights are not absolute and upheld a conviction for criminal confinement and torture of a child. The decision involves Larry Siemer and Donna Simmons, marking a landmark ruling on a parent’s liability for kidnapping their own child.
Black Hawk County manslaughter conviction upheld. Jones County dairy farmers receive damages overturned. Page 10A coverage notes ruling on state law constitutionality and related verdicts affecting multiple counties.
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