03 Feb 1987
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1987
Page
1
U S Senator Harkin reportedly secured a real life role echoing the Miami Vice persona. The feature notes his public stance and media attention around a high profile cultural comparison.
Public hearing in Marion drew parents voicing worries about reorganizing the Marion Independent School District. The briefing touched on district governance, potential boundary changes, and impacts on students and staff.
A brief fashion blurb notes that expect minimal wardrobe shifts for the year with small, subtle updates likely in colors fabrics and silhouettes. The item reads like a light lifestyle column urging readers to refresh minimally while maintaining current styles.
President Reagan will propose changes to the federal pension law to ease employer withdrawal of surplus funds and tighten funding requirements. The plan, to be sent to Congress as an ERISA amendment, aims to balance flexibility for healthy plans with stricter contributions. opponents fear weakened retirement security.
President Reagan selects Robert Gates to replace the ailing William Casey. Gates, 43, has led the CIA in Casey’s absence since April 1986 and will chair the intelligence community staff. Senate hearing set for Feb 17 amid questions on Iran arms sales and contra funds.
Unofficial returns show about 80 to 90 percent of 25 million voters backing a new constitution as president Corazon Aquino leads a government wary of coup threats. The military stayed alert after a Marcos loyalist bid to disrupt the election and rebels attacked precincts in Mindanao. three rebels and three soldiers were reported wounded.
The 30 county Archdiocese of Dubuque will divide into eastern and western regions with Rev. William E. Franklin named auxiliary bishop for the new western region. Archbishop Daniel Kucera will lead the eastern region and remain administrator. Announcement expected in Washington with a 9 a.m. Dubuque news conference to outline changes.
The Iowa House approved a bill to restore a $50 ceiling on gifts to public officials. The 63-33 vote aims to fix constitutionality issues from a district court finding. The measure requires both giver and recipient to report gifts and caps daily gifts at $50, sending the bill to the Senate.
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