Hess obituary prompts Iran Contra parallels
The column links Rudolf Hess death at 93 and Nazi crimes to Soviet justice and Iran Contra, arguing Hess stayed in Spandau 46 years. It compares Hess’s alleged duties to Reagan era actions, noting deniability and presidential involvement, with caution about drawing Nazi parallels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf Hess
Hitler
Hess
Scotland
Duke of Hamilton
Germany
Soviet Union
Spandau Prison
United States
Britain
France
Spandau
Reagan
England
Iran
John Poindexter
Nuremburg
Fuhrer
Poindexter
Jet lag drug and alcohol linked to brief amnesia in travelers
Researchers report three cases of transient global amnesia in jet lag patients who combined triazolam, alcohol, and air travel. Neurologist Harold Morris II notes memory loss lasted hours, with subjects able to perform complex tasks during the episode but unable to recall actions afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Morris II
Europe
Cesuitea
Journal of the American Medical
New York
Morris
Melinda Estes
Cleveland Clinic
Air show rules curb campaign materials at CedAir Fair
Officials at CedAir Fair 87 say political campaigning will be discouraged at the Sept 12 13 air show with materials handed out only at booths if space is available. A product Expo will allow display only and two exhibitors left after learning sales were banned. The Marine Corps may bring a AV 8B Harrier. Blue Angels and Thunderbirds will not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Kueter
CedAir Fair
Bob Kazimour
Chamber of Commerce
Rita Huber
Democratic Party
Huber
Wey
Pat Collins
Collins
Kazimour
Thal
Azimour
Marine Corps
Blue Angels
Thunderbirds
Massachusetts moves toward universal health insurance plan
Massachusetts plans the nations first universal health insurance system with payroll tax options to fund coverage for all residents. The measure targets about 660,000 uninsured while shifting costs from hospital surcharges toward employer financed insurance and state provided options for the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Congress
Patricia McGovern
Ways and Means Committee
Michael Dukakis
State Hospital Association
McGovern
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee
Philip Johnston
Owl balloons aim to scare crows from arena roof
Veterans Memorial Auditorium buys six six foot owl eye balloons to deter crows blamed for $13000 in roof damage last winter. General manager Roger Newton calls it a far-fetched but inexpensive plan if it works, noting taxpayers may welcome the $330 cost to save $13000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Mulnedure
Uureh
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Roger Newton
Newton
Fragmented OCR Notice from Cedar Gazette (Mock)
A garbled OCR sample from Cedar Gazette revenue text includes broken publisher lines, pricing bits, and garbled postal notices. It mentions The Gazette Company and AP content but is largely unreadable and fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gasete
Carer
Rad Moring
Lottery introduces new Black Jack instant winner game
The Iowa Lottery announces a new Black Jack themed instant winner with top prize 2100 dollars. Players beat the dealer without busting, scratch reveals dealer hand then potential extra scratches. Odds are one in 472 and the game follows Run For The Money. A $30,000 jackpot show last night awarded five finalists 10000 and 5000 each. next week's jackpot rises to 1.4 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lovelle Rohach
Hudson
Lavon Montgomery
Spencer
Mary Riney
Jeanette Stenseth
Calmar
Robert Osborn
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donald Kaul
Parcolumt
Eddie
Izzai
Dale Macedar Rap
Massachusetts Eyes Public Health Plan
Pierson’s Flowershop
Ellis Boulevard
Center Pr. Rd
Lottery
Edward Stanek
Scott Ruiter
Thorton
Robert Heaford
Mason City
Lyle Taber
Sac City
James Hackett
Tennant
Black Jack
Toro
Chawkeye
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!