06 Feb 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1989
Page
1
Ed Horton tallies 26 points and 17 rebounds as ninth ranked Iowa defeats No. 2 Illinois 86-82 in conference action. The game highlights a weekend full of university sports and local reporting.
A playful oddity notes that felines are not alone in their self licking habits as a humorous observation. The item playfully contrasts animal quirks with human reactions.
Washington Post survey shows $135000 pay raise for Congress set to take effect next Wednesday, while Japan prospects top $143,139 plus tax free supplements. House leaders consider rolling back to 30 percent. constituents flood with vicious mail urging rejection.
Moscow Radio quotes Pravda that the last Soviet soldier exited Kabul on Sunday. Gen. Boris Gromov reports withdrawal proceeds without enemy fire though snow slides caused three deaths and one injury. Najibullah addresses about 10,000 loyalists amid the Soviet pullout.
Weather shifts from unseasonable warmth to renewed snowfall across eastern Iowa with 3 to 6 inch accumulations in southern and central counties. Northern areas report lighter dustings and blowing snow complicates driving. A 48 year old Jesup man died in a Buchanan County crash possibly linked to weather.
Kate Martinson, Luther College fiber arts instructor, is called a missionary for nalbinding as she preserves the ancient fabric method. She notes its seamless, knotless warmth and demonstrates with hats, scarves, and mittens learned from Scandinavia.
In Los Angeles County shootings surge with 351 deaths last year and suburban towns like Huntington Park see retaliatory violence. Paramedics like Mike Siefert and Joe Kinney treat gunshot victims under gang scrutiny as Dr. Fleming notes high laparotomy rates at Martin Luther King Jr. Drew Medical Center.
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