Accent on costly health care says cancer touches all
Inside the section discusses how rising health care costs burden the poor while cancer affects everyone. Page 4A.
24 Apr 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1989
Page
1
Inside the section discusses how rising health care costs burden the poor while cancer affects everyone. Page 4A.
Sports columnist Mike Hlas argues Sundays draft reshapes the NFL as he analyzes implications for teams and players on Page 1B. The report notes star recruit Deon Thomas will honor a promised Iowa visit this week and highlights Kevin Gamble's role in keeping the Celtics' season alive on Sunday.
The report surveys the 1990 ballot and legislative scene. Opponents of riverboat gambling expect little electoral backlash while debate continues on making the Iowa Legislature a full time job as major issues remain unresolved as the session winds down.
A light joke states that middle age has already begun by the time you wonder when it starts. The quip playfully frames aging as a present condition rather than a future event.
The USS Iowa will hold a memorial service today for 47 victims of last week’s explosion on the battleship. The ship returned to Norfolk Naval Base with about 3,000 family members aboard and on the pier. Sailors in whites with black armbands greeted loved ones as the vessel docked at Pier 5.
Families hear from sailors aboard the battleship USS Iowa after last week’s blast. Greg McCann, 28, a personnelman third class, was four decks above the turret and reports hearing little, while Scott Hawes, a third-class petty officer, saw a puff of smoke from the No 2 gun. Greg plans to return May 13, a day before his birthday. Hawes said he knew many who died and felt blue about the incident.
Washington reports the Bush administration plans to reduce the 1990 Strategic Defense Initiative funding by about 1.1 billion dollars from Reagan levels and to delay Stealth bomber production as part of broader military spending retrenchments. Defense Secretary Cheney said R&D for SDI would total about 4.6 billion in 1990, with Congress unlikely to approve the full request.
The 14th annual Cedar Rapids Corvette Club rally in Vinton offers Braille and large type aids for students from the Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School. Michelle Slothouber, 15, selects a card for prize drivers Lonnie Johnson and Mitch Mullins, with Tasha Rose, 8, winning the best poker hand driven by Art Christofferson.
Linda Noie of Pppleton Wisconsin describes a 1979 abortion scare when a fetal heartbeat suggested a live baby. Her son Joshua now age nine attends protests with her wearing a shirt claiming survival and she becomes a state anti abortion leader.
Moscow reports growing public criticism of the space program as glasnost exposes discontent with shortages and a $162 billion deficit. Officials face pressure to curb space funding while recalling past triumphs from Sputnik to Gagarin on the program’s anniversary.
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