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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1987

Page

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East Iowa May Lose Alien Amnesty Office

East Iowa faces potential loss of an alien amnesty office as state officials evaluate regional services. The page notes sports scores: N L White Sox 7 Brewers 3 Mariners 5 Angels 4 A s 6 Twins 5 and Blue Jays 11 Indians 5.

Iowa

Drivers go defensive on Southern California highways

Motorists increasingly drive defensively and alert police about reckless drivers after a spate of shootings in Southern California, authorities reported Sunday.

California U.S. News

Constitutional Convention diary entry on August 3 1787

Edmund Randolph of Virginia drafts the initial constitution while John Rutledge of South Carolina revises extensively in the Committee of Detail meeting. The diary notes the drafting process and key contributions shaping the document.

Committee of Detail Edmund Randolph Virginia John Rutledge South Carolina

Today's Chuckle Headlines

A lighthearted quip notes that individuals who overestimate their abilities often face consequences, poking fun at swagger over substance. The line frames a common truth with a punchy, concise delivery suited to a humor column.

Gunmen kill adviser to Lebanon president in Beirut violence

Gunmen shot Amin Gemayel adviser Mohammed Shukair in west Beirut as politics and sectarian unrest flare. A bombing damaged the Saudi Embassy garden while thousands of Shiite protesters rally in Baalbek and Beirut. The incident worsens tensions and endangers any potential Muslim Christian reconciliation.

Beirut Lebanon Amin Gemayel Mecca Islamic Jihad U.S Terry Anderson Saudi Arabia United States Mohammed Shukair Gemayel Commodore Hotel Shukair American University West Beirut Manara Islam Hezbollah Party of God Baalbek America Israel Reagan Fahd Sheik Sobhi Mideast

IBP plant plans split Manchester and Sterling communities

Tim Cooper a Manchester official backs IBP while Bill Leesman of Galt opposes it citing environmental and wage concerns. The proposed 40 million pork slaughter plant would bring about 1 200 jobs, igniting local rifts as residents weigh growth against safety and union impacts.

Tim Cooper Manchester Bill Leesman Galt Ill Cooper Leesman IBP Inc Delaware County Economic Development Commission Manchester Enterprises IBP Nonunion National Manufacturing Sterling IEP Illinois Whiteside County Rock Falls Larry Swanson Jim Turnis Larry Diercksen Susie Diercksen Sheila Turnis Dena Fischer

IBP Good Deeds Help Columbus Junction Water Woes

In Columbus Junction Iowa IBP donated water after three town wells failed June 19. Mayor Don Orr credits the company for rescuing the town with water supply while critics doubt IBP caused the problem. Engineers note wells draw from different aquifers and hot dry weather strained city capacity.

Cindy Kranz Columbus Junction IBP Don Orr Iowa Jim Warner French-Reneker Associates Inc Fairfield Geological Survey Warner Iowa River

Cabinet minister slain near home in Manila shooting

Filipino Cabinet secretary Jaime Ferrer and his driver were killed when gunmen fired on their car as they returned from mass in Paranaque. police pursued four assailants, one possibly wounded, after they fled toward a restaurant near the domestic airport.

Ferrer Manila Philippines Jaime Ferrer Teodoro Benigno Corazon Aquino Paranaque St. Andrew’s Fidel Ramos

Four Iowa Lotto Players Split Record Jackpot

Four players shared a record Iowa Lotto jackpot of 3.19 million dollars after winning numbers drawn Saturday. Entries were sold at Eagle Food Center in Davenport, Petron Provisions in Waterloo, Anamosa Family Foods in Anamosa, and Kwik Shop in Des Moines. Stores reported mixed claims and mystery surrounding the winners.

Eagle Food Center Kimberly Road Davenport Petron Provisions 1622 University Waterloo Anamosa Family Foods East Main Anamosa Kwik S.W. Army Post Road Des Moines Family Foods Iowa Lotto

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