30 Dec 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1989
Page
1
A hacker in Iowa City is charged with breaking into Telecom xUSA to obtain long distance access codes. The case highlights cybercrime risk and telecom security concerns across the state.
Iowa news notes the management company for the Five Seasons Center seeks a contract adjustment, with related items on page 5A. A new building permit law could affect contractors, highlighted on page 8C. Tips on New Year baby sitter shortages appear on page 8A.
The fourth ranked Iowa women lose to South Carolina 82 to 76 in the Super Shootout. C R s Silver Bullets crush Rockford 119 to 98.
A humorous item notes that with tensions easing nations may be less likely to show off missiles as the Cold War winds down. The brief hints at reduced brinkmanship and a lighter global mood.
Public Safety Commissioner Rob ert Jaeger submits a surprise resignation after attempting to return to duty. Mayor Donald Canney names Assistant Chief William Byrne acting police chief, citing Jaeger’s unfinished training and tests. Wayne Murdock participates by phone as city officials reshuffle command.
Gasoline rises a dime to 1.07 a gallon at Cedar Rapids stations Friday, surprising retailers and customers. Amoco dealers say wholesale hikes force price changes. managers describe the move as a game to follow.
Charley Rosen, Rockford Lightning coach, was handcuffed and jailed by Cedar Rapids police after a postgame incident with Cedar Rapids coach George Whittaker at the Five Seasons Center. Rosen had been ejected following his second technical foul with 1:30 left, and attempted to charge Whittaker before referees intervened.
Police investigate more than 6000 dollars left near church altars in Iowa City with officials seeking rightful owner. Det. Paul Sueppel treats as lost money awaiting claim while ministers and churches remain unnamed. Claimants must meet with Sueppel at the Police Department after identity verification.
Vaclav Havel, noted dissident playwright, was elected unopposed as Czechoslovakia's ninth president by the Federal Assembly. He pledged to lead the country to free elections within a peaceful, decent transition and addressed thousands from Hradcany Castle.
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