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14 Aug 1987
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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1987
Page
1
Insurance rates capped at sixteen percent rise
Iowa's largest malpractice insurer may raise premiums by 16 percent, far below the 47.5 percent requested. Also notes early web worm activity from mild winter and Girl Scout heritage camp in Allamakee County. Richard Gere autograph scene called city’s newest pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States
Wales
Tahigwa
Allamakee County
Today’s Chuckle about curriculum and reading choices
A humorous remark suggesting that mandating so called dirty books in school curricula would ensure children avoid them, turning a parental concern into a tongue in cheek critique of censorship and education policy.
Iowa proposes forced school district reorganizations
Des Moines Iowa's education chief Robert Benton outlined sweeping options to reshape districts. Proposals include creating countywide districts in all 99 counties or forcing districts to reach 1000 students, potentially affecting three-fourths of Iowa's districts. Benton urged focus on educational opportunities and urged towns to consider viability beyond preserving borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Ceage Corenna
Department of Education
Robert Benton
Benton
Iowa Newspaper Association
Towans
Reagan to Seek More Military Aid for Contras
White House plans to ask Congress next month for additional aid to Nicaraguan rebels if peace talks falter. The move would cover Sept 30 to Nov 7, aligning with a Costa Rican cease-fire plan calling for regional democratization and halting foreign military aid. Ortega renews push on foreign forces alongside Castro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Wire Services
North Platte
Neb
White House
Congress
Central America
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Daniel Ortega
Managua
Fidel Castro
Voice of Nicaragua Radio
Sergio Ramirez
United States
Air Force One
Marl
Two infants die after being abandoned in Memphis car
David Eskridge, 26, is charged with two counts of first degree murder, two counts of kidnapping, and auto larceny after allegedly stealing a car to buy drugs and leaving 10 month old Japhius Coach and 2 month old Sheena McNeil by a grassy ditch near Interstate 240. The infants died of exposure after more than 24 hours. The mothers were 16 and 18 and were visiting a nearby apartment when the crime occurred. Eskridge was found in the stolen car about seven hours after the babies were reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menmphis
Tenn
David Stanley Eskridge
Don Lewis
Lewis
Eskridge
Memphis
Tracy Coach
Sharon McNeil
James Boldensala Eskridge
Bolden
Japhius Coach
Sheena McNeil
Interstate, 240
Ehrlichman asks Reagan to pardon for Watergate
Washington John Ehrlichman former Nixon adviser has asked President Reagan for a Watergate conspiracy pardon plus a separate perjury and conspiracy conviction related to the White House Plumbers unit. DOJ pardon attorney David Stephenson said Ehrlichman, 62, now a Santa Fe writer, applied May 28 and faces FBI background checks. He served 18 months in federal prison. a decision before page 11A is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles Times
Washington
John Ehrlichman
Richard Nixon
Reagan
Department of Justice
Santa Fe
Ehrlichman
FBI
David Stephenson
Stephenson
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Beverly Hills
Calif
Cat death linked to taurine deficiency in pet food
The Los Angeles Times reports thousands of cats die annually from a heart disease tied to taurine deficiency in some cat foods. Purina Cat Chow was among affected brands. Pharmacologist Steven Schaffer notes taurine regulates calcium entry into heart tissue, triggering heartbeats.
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Los Angeles
University of California
Davis
Coe
Pet Food Institute
Purina Cat Chow
Steven Schaffer
University of South Alabama
Cate
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