05 Feb 1988
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1988
Page
1
Emily share name and talent spark an Iowa City art show with work by both women. The report notes the event highlights their talents and draws local attention to female artists in the community.
The joke suggests marriage can be described as a commitment felt like being imprisoned in an institution. It plays on the idea that vows resemble a formal obligation one might experience as confinement.
Postal Service cuts hours and eliminates window service in 56 large communities including Cedar Rapids and Quad City offices. By Oct 1, 9,300 working hours and about $170,000 will be trimmed with no full layoffs but reduced hours for part time and temporary staff. Mail must be mailed by 8 p.m. Saturday for Monday delivery.
John L. Collett, 32, a Fremont factory worker, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the Nov 1 death of 72 year old Carl Wiedemeier, a rural Ladora recluse beaten during an attempted robbery. He told Judge Van Zimmer of his remorse, requested punishment, and received a maximum 80 year sentence plus restitution and costs. Terry Lee Fowler, 27, Rose Hill, also pleaded guilty to first degree robbery, facing up to 25 years.
The Senate endorsed Reagan's plan to fund Nicaraguan contras despite House rejection, signaling the issue remains active. Senators Alan Simpson and allies pledged further requests for military aid, while Democrats push for humanitarian aid and an eventual vote, leaving the stalemate unresolved. President Reagan voiced disappointment and said he would consult with Central American leaders and Congress to judge progress toward reforms, while rejecting private fundraising routes.
An American historian uncovered a German army dispatch showing Kurt Waldheim knew of 1944 Greek reprisal killings and criticized them for practical reasons. The document, signed with his initial W, was found in Munich and authenticated by Robert Herzstein.
Senator Bob Dole staged a Senate floor confrontation with George Bush accusing the vice president of condoning a mudslinging attack. Bush denied the charge as Dole prepared to press the issue publicly when Bush returns to Washington. Dole also attacked a Bush Iowa campaign statement that questioned Elizabeth Dole's finances.
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