02 Dec 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1989
Page
1
Art Loom, a Coralville photographer, receives the maximum sentence in a child sex abuse case. Fisheries experts caution that the proposed 10.8 million dollar aquaculture project near Manchester may fail to meet expectations.
A proposal at the University of Iowa seeks to reorganize the student government structure. The plan aims to improve representation and efficiency in campus governance.
Thoms on lacks and Bullard absent, Iown men dominate Ohio in the opening round. Hawkeyes trip Joseph's in Louisiana as Vivian Stringer presides on page 2B.
The first degree murder trial of 21 year old Phet Baccam ended Friday with a hung jury after 151% hours of deliberation. Prosecution plans a new trial while Baccam remains in custody.
The Soviet leader and the pope end decades of hostility with a pledge of religious freedom and restored ties. Gorbachev invites the pope to visit the Soviet Union, signaling a potential future trip and broader reform signal.
Philippine air force jets and helicopters strike suspected rebels for a second day near Camp Aguinaldo. In Friday fighting 22 dead and 87 wounded as rebels seized facilities and two broadcasting stations. Officials say 300 or fewer rebels remain in the capital as mopping up begins.
A lighthearted item contrasts the tools of marriage with the filing of divorce papers. The pieceplayfully notes how domestic life blends with legal steps as couples navigate union and separation.
Gov. Terry Branstad said he would veto any proposed casino on Indian land in Iowa that exceeds wagering and loss limits set for riverboat gambling. His stance comes as Indian leaders reportedly indicated approval for an Indian-run casino with restrictions, amid plans for a $67 million casino hotel and convention complex in Council Bluffs.
In the federal drug trial in Cedar Rapids all three defendants have rested their cases. Thomas Vogt testified denying selling or giving cocaine or conspiring to distribute. He said he used cocaine 30 to 40 times from 1984 to 1988 with purchases mostly in small amounts.
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