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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1987

Page

12

Trade: Joint ventures eyed with Soviet reforms

James Giffen of the UB-USSR Trade and Economic Council says about 25 American firms show interest in Soviet joint ventures, from production to rock concerts, with local level decision making and ongoing U S Soviet tariff and sanctions concerns. He cites potential growth in Soviet trade while noting U S restrictions and protectionist trends.

Mikhail Gorbbachev U.S.S.R James Giffen Ub-Ussr Trade and Economic Council Giffen U.S Towa James Leach USS Soviet Union Melnikov

Protesters challenge Soviet officials at Iowa trade conference

About six people led by former Cedar Rapids Parks Commissioner Stan Reinis protested the presence of Soviet officials at the Iowa Soviet trade conference at Stouffer's Five Seasons Hotel. Reinis, Latvia native, called for Soviet withdrawal from the Baltic states and noted he left Latvia in 1980.

Cedar Rapids Stan Reinis Stouffer's Five Seasons Baltic States Latvia Lithuania Estonia Reinis United States Russia Independent States

Iowa and Soviet Union discuss joint ventures in Cedar Rapids

Gov. Branstad opens talks with Melnikov on expanding Iowa Soviet ties. Emphasis on food processing, mutual cooperation in joint ventures, and potential December Moscow conference attendance. Branstad cites Iowa as a top export state and Moscow trade links.

Towa Terry Branstad Stavropol Moscow Melnikov Iowa United States New York City U.S Washington Congress Soviet Union Nikita Khrushchev Herbert Hoover Hoover Europe Branstad Cedar Rapids

Strike halts Union Industry Show at Westdale Mall

The Union Industry Show sponsored by the Hawkeye Labor Council at Westdale Mall this weekend has been canceled due to a mall maintenance workers strike. Officials hope to resume the event next year in Cedar Rapids area displays.

Hawkeye Sue Cedar Rapids Labor Council

Soviet economic reforms inch toward self direction and growth

The discussion frames perestroika style shifts as a drift toward capitalism. Officials note local self direction and self financing, with farm families renting land and keeping up to 30 percent of output, contributing to a 5 percent rise in agriculture. Skepticism and challenges are acknowledged as reforms unfold.

Chrystal Gorbachev Ronald Reagan Giffen Viktor Akulinin Stavropol Akulinin United States

Cedar Rapids Film Crew Parking Fines Resolved

City officials agree to a $25 weekly permit deal allowing metered parking for the film crew. The compromise ends fines on 53 tickets totaling about 5250 while projecting a 3 to 4 million dollar local economic boost from the production. Harold Hawkins calls it good PR and Economy Korner backs the plan with a partial contribution.

Public Safety Floyd Bergen Don Canney Hal Schaefer David Kramer Film Company City Hall Economy Korner Harold Hawkins

Murder charges filed in Patterson Seed case at 9 am court

Ex-worker Anderson faces first degree murder and burglary charges in the Patterson Seed and Supply Co. killings. Patterson, 73, owned the Kalona farmstead business. Police found a bat, knives, and a pistol at Anderson's home. a stolen safe was recovered after a Friday-Sunday break-in. Neighbors recall Patterson last seen Friday afternoon.

Patterson Patterson Seed and Supply Company Highway 1 Kalona Associated Press Anderson

Bike gang war in Idaho leaves deaths and injuries

In Athdrum Idaho gunfire between rival motorcycle gangs produced three deaths and about 30 injuries. Police and ambulances were blocked from reaching the scene near Twin Lakes about 20 miles north of Post Falls. The Idaho State Police mobilized the northern detachment with officers armed and ready as heavy gunfire kept responders out by 9 p.m.

Athdrum Idaho Kootenai Medical Center Midge Heisel Twin Lakes Post Fall Mahlon Maxwell Idano State

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