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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1987
Page
1
The Iowa Utilities Board funds a $200000 project to measure heat loss in Iowa homes and identify the best methods to seal leaks across diverse house types. The study aims to improve energy efficiency and reduce wasted heated or cooled air.
A lighthearted quip notes that money may not buy happiness but could secure a seat in the U.S. Senate, reflecting satirical political humor about wealth and power.
Palestinian guerrillas crossed from Lebanon into northern Israel killing two Israeli soldiers in an orchard near Menara. Israeli forces struck southern Lebanon by air in retaliation as cross border clashes escalated.
Caryn Kramer a Cedar Rapids girl crosses a bridge at Noelridge Park greenhouses during a Sunday open house. Visitors view flowering plants spring bulbs and Easter lilies on display at the event.
President Raul Alfonsin announced that about 150 armed rebels surrendered after talks with their leader at Campo de Mayo. He urged peace, urged loyal troops not to fire, and called for Easter celebrations in a peaceful Argentina.
Iowans draw attention at the Women's International Bowling Congress convention in Hartford Connecticut with Cedar Rapids and Cleveland bidding to host the 1991 WIBC event. Delegates tour, hospitality suites offer drinks and cheer as they vote Wednesday on the site.
The Iran-contra affair is described as a bonanza for lawyers across the board from implicated individuals to their secretaries and bankers. It notes that even lawyers themselves enlist high-profile counsel such as Earl Silbert, with connections to former U.S. Attorney Thomas Green, as part of the probe dynamics.
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