Independence man may face charges in wife’s death
A local man from Independence may confront more serious charges related to the death of his wife, as investigators pursue new leads and examine evidence in the case. The article notes ongoing legal action and potential escalation of charges.
Cedar Rapids shop fined for safety violations
A Cedar Rapids radiator repair shop was fined by state authorities for safety violations. A local bar owner says a police crackdown on underage drinkers harmed area bars, prompting complaints from operators.
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ISU coach predicts Cy clones can knock off at Hilton
ISU basketball coach Johnny Orr predicts the Cyclones can knock off a rival at Hilton Coliseum this week. The U of Hawk eye women drop from 13th to 16th in the AP poll.
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Commitment to the Future
A brief notice emphasizes a forward-looking plan printed with soviet ink, signaling a propaganda tone and a projected long-term program. The piece spotlights ideological commitment, organizational backing, and a call for public support amid postwar reconstruction.
Today’s Chuckle on Defense Contractors and Racket
A humorous observation notes corruption among defense contractors turning military operations into a racket. The quip links procurement abuses to systemic exploitation, implying entrenched misconduct across sectors.
Gorbachev urges end to Communist Party monopoly of power
Mikhail Gorbachev tells the Central Committee the Soviet Communist Party should surrender its leading role and permit multi party debate. He advocates competition in politics and democracy within the party, with reforms likely to pass amid potential power loss.
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Reagan balks at videotaped trial testimony
A federal judge ordered former President Reagan to record a videotaped deposition for John Poindexter's Iran Contra trial and to hand over 33 diary entries. Reagan invoked executive privilege to resist diary disclosure, while the court set a Friday deadline to decide the privilege claim.
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Harold Greene
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Third grader suspended over show and tell beer item
In Henrico County Virginia an 8 year old girl Haley Woodfin was suspended for three days for bringing an unopened Billy Beer can to Skipwith Elementary School as a show and tell item. Police were notified for illegal possession of an alcoholic beverage under the school policy.
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Pay phone at home option eyed for US West service
US West plans a budget pay per call package named basic package with a $7.55 monthly fee and low per minute rates for Cedar Rapids area. The Iowa Utilities Board ordered a zero calling package and free switch, with 90 day free switch period and no charge for operator or 911 calls.
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National pro choice group to spend 250000 in Iowa race
NARAL announces a independent expenditure campaign with 250000 to oppose Tauke in Iowa, citing his anti choice record. Iowa Voters United For Choice also labels Tauke the most reactionary on abortion, while Tauke launches his Senate bid and the Iowa Democratic Party welcomes him.
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U.S. Senate
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