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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1989
Page
2
Leonard Koren surveys Japanese practices from phone etiquette to bank service. He highlights 100 decibel call blockers, cool headbands, polite sick wear, and diary keeping services. The piece underscores courteous taxi doors, white gloves, and pristine linens as facets of daily Tokyo life.
Civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks leaves Harper Hospital after chest pains tests show no blockages. She plans to celebrate her 76th birthday at home with friends during Black History Month while canceling no appearances.
Observers warn that ongoing clashes between the Board of Regents and the Iowa Legislature risk harming state universities. The dispute centers on funding and policy control and could leave campuses bearing the consequences.
Parade magazine notes that Bette Midler projects cocky self-assurance in most roles while hiding a rarely shown vulnerable side behind her confident persona.
University of Idaho expert investigates how extreme cold affects the human body in Antarctica like conditions. The focus is on physiological responses and adaptation to freezing temperatures and desolate environments.
In Key West Florida a $22 million Hyatt resort hotel project marks a major development beyond famed figures. The feature highlights additional growth and attractions shaping the island's tourism scene.
Eighteen Iowans in the Friendship Force traveled to Holland last fall and report that grocery shopping and gardening offered practical lessons about the country. The program aims to build cultural understanding through everyday tasks and shared experiences.
In 1990 the Iowa Senate contest pits Sen. Tom Harkin against Rep. Tom Tauke. The race features differing fee proposals and policy positions shaping the campaign.
Deer raising is described as profitable by Iowa ranchers like Cheryl Johnson of Tipton, though not yet mainstream agriculture. The piece compares deer farming favorably to Belgian endive and notes its growing appeal on Page 1D.
The Gazette invites Eastern Iowans 12 and older to enter seven categories including a new Lean & Light class. Entries must be signed with contact details and category, postmarked by Feb 23 and noon Feb 24 deadline. Winners receive $75 top prizes, $50 runners up, and $200/$100 grand prize bonuses.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette provides its establishing company, founding year, mailing address, and postal details. It lists carrier and motor route rates, mail subscription prices for Morning Editions and Sunday issues, and territorial pricing. It notes no mail subscriptions in areas with Gazette carrier service and cites AP rights for local and dispatch news. Postmaster and address change instructions are given.
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