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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1988

Page

3

Bush to announce labor and energy picks today

President-elect George Bush plans another key appointment as he fills all Cabinet posts except labor and energy. Possible candidates for energy include Peter Johnson Henson Moore and Lt Gen James Abrahamson while labor contenders include Constance Horner and Patricia Diaz Dennis.

Bush Washington George Bush Peter Johnson Bonneville Power Administration Louisiana Henson Moore James Abrahamson Strategic Defense Initiative Organization Pentagon Constance Horner Office of Personnel Management Patricia Diaz Dennis Federal Communications Commission

Army Grounds 234 Chinook Helicopters for Transmission Check

The Army halted operations on its CH-47D Chinook fleet to inspect possibly faulty transmissions. Ten Chinooks have been involved in accidents since 1985 and 16 soldiers died in incidents this year. officials say no link to transmission faults has been proven yet.

Washington Army Paige Eversole

Fog blamed in deadly Cookeville pileup

Dense fog caused a 28 car crash in Cookeville Tennessee killing one holiday traveler and injuring twenty others officials said. Clinton Gregory of Nashville reported minor injuries after his car was near the front of the wreckage.

Cookeville, Tenn Clinton Gregory Nashville

Robbers Target Southeast Asian Immigrants in Minneapolis

Police warn Southeast Asian communities in Minneapolis after at least a dozen robberies in a week. A Hmong woman lost a purse with $5,500, and officials say suspects specifically target people carrying money.

Minneapolis Carl Johnson St. Paul Paul Adlemann

Murder conviction set aside in baby blues case

Santa Ana California AP report A judge overturned the second degree murder verdict against Sheryl Massip 24 saying evidence failed to prove malice aforethought and that postpartum mood influenced the act. Massip testified the baby’s crying and her post partum condition drove her actions.

Santa Ana Calif Sheryl Massip Superior Court Robert Fitzgerald

Ecologist Francisco Mendes Shot Dead in Amazon Ambush

In Xapuri Brazil gunmen killed Francisco Mendes a 44 year old ecologist who led anti deforestation campaigns. Police said threats to his life had been reported two weeks earlier and the attack occurred Thursday night at his home near the Bolivian border.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Amazon Francisco Mendes Xapuri Mauro Sposito

Mexican inmates seize hostages in Tepic prison riot

Armed inmates angry over denied Christmas pardons took 15 people hostage at a state prison in Te Opay. The warden and a convict died in a gunfight during the incident. The mutineers initially demanded an armored car and high powered firearms but later indicated they did not want the vehicle. Francisco Flores, state government spokesman, said the hostage situation was ongoing.

Tepic Mexico Francisco Flores

Soviets halt six nuclear power projects after Chernobyl

Moscow AP report says six Soviet nuclear power projects were halted due to quake risks or stricter standards following the Chernobyl disaster. Nuclear power minister announced the pause on Friday, detailing safety concerns and policy shifts shaping the industry.

Moscow Soviet Union Chernobyl

Troops Move Into Bethlehem To Guard Christmas Pilgrims

Israeli forces entered Bethlehem to guard Christian pilgrims as Christmas activities were scaled back in sympathy with the ongoing Palestinian uprising. Police and soldiers prepared for potential unrest while residents faced restricted celebrations in the 35 000 population West Bank town.

Bethlehem West Bank

Poland approves bills to boost private sector and investment

The Sejm passed two laws to end state control of the economy and encourage private ownership and foreign investment. The Law on Economic Activity eliminates size limits on private firms and grants equal legal treatment to private, cooperative, and state entities. licensing remains for 11 sensitive sectors.

Warsaw Poland Sejm PAP Mieczyslaw Wilczek

Pope says Palestinians and Jews share identical right to homelands

In a 20 minute meeting with Yasser Arafat at the Vatican the pope urged negotiations and peace in the Holy Land. He repeated that both Palestinians and Jews have an identical fundamental right to their own homelands where they can live freely with dignity and security.

Vatican City John Paul II Yasser Arafat Vatican Eoaid Joaquin Navarro Navarro Palestine Liberation Organization Israel Arafat Alon Liel Foreign Ministry Holy Land John Paul PLO Paul VI

Computer smuggling case hailed as iceberg tip by official

Eddy Goran dus Haak, a 42 year old Brussels based secondhand computer dealer, is charged in a major export smuggling operation to the Soviet bloc. U S authorities estimate a network of about six US and as many European firms involved with roughly 30 people. Haak pleaded not guilty and bail was denied. he faces up to 35 years if convicted.

New York Times Miami Soviet Bloc Eddy Gorandus Haak Patrick O’brien Customs Service United States Europe O’brien Haak Brussels Belgium

Pentagon retracts eight arms firms under probe to four

The Defense Department says only four arms makers are under investigation for illicit possession of secret documents, naming Boeing General Dynamics Martin Marietta and Sanders Associates. Four other firms previously tied to the inquiry are not under investigation, and no disciplinary action against the prior witness is planned.

Pentagon New York Times Washington Defense Department Fred Hoffman Donnelly Boeing General Dynamics Martin Marietta Sanders Associates Congressional U.S District of Virginia Ameco Division Litton Industries McDonnell Douglas, Northrop TRW Inc

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