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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1990
Page
3
An anti domestic violence coalition asks Governor Booth Gardner to review 65 women in state prison who were imprisoned for assaulting or killing abusive partners. The request follows Ohio Governor Celeste commuting 25 battered women's sentences for similar cases.
About 25 000 families of Persian Gulf service members were charged for free calls during Thanksgiving week. AT&T said the charges will be canceled as some local providers failed to follow instructions. 140 000 calls were made before the error was corrected.
Greater Pittsburgh International Airport will include a sanctuary room in its $625 million terminal, designed by architect Tasso Katselas to help travelers escape the stress of flying before the late 1992 opening. The large quiet space aims to let passengers reorient themselves before rejoining the bustle.
TWA Chairman Carl Icahn denounces Pan Am's Thomas Plaskett as merger talks falter. Icahn cites Pan Am selling parts of its business as evidence of bad faith, amid reports Northwest Airlines may finance a 150 million purchase of Pan Am’s New York–Washington shuttle.
The coldest Christmas on record affected many Western cities and damaged California crops. Tulare County losses reach about 200 million with Sunkist citrus damaged and potential juice salvage. Flooding persists in the Southeast while Texas warms to normals and Arizona reports little crop loss.
Volunteers from Newark to Los Angeles helped the needy during the holidays. Iqbal Emamudeen of Orange led lunch service for hundreds at a Newark church agency. Hosea Williams fed about 30,000 in Atlanta. 1,500 in New York shared a holiday meal as students sang carols.
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