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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1988

Page

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Weather summary for Iowa and Michigan State day

Partly cloudy conditions with highs near 20 across Iowa and Michigan State. Temperatures fall in the afternoon with lows from 5 to 10 below zero expected. See page 13A for full forecast and details.

Iowa caucus poll shows Gephardt leads Democrats and Dole tops Republicans

University of Iowa poll of 360 committed voters late last week finds Democratic frontrunner Gephardt at 32 percent, Dukakis 22, Simon 18, with Hart, Jackson, and Babbitt trailing. On the GOP side Dole leads with 49 percent, Bush 31, Robertson 12, Kemp 8. Margin of error about six points.

Lyle Muller Judy Daubenmier Lazette Richard Gephardt Robert Dole University of Iowa Iowa Social Science Institute Gephardt Massachusetts Michael Dukakis Illinois Paul Simon Colorado Gary Hart Jesse Jackson Arizona Bruce Babbitt Tennessee Albert Gore Dole George Bush Pat Robertson New York Jack Kemp Delaware Pierre du Pont Alexander Haig Social Science Institute

Iowan Caucuses Coverage Marks Campaigns in Eastern Iowa

The Gazette outlines Saturday candidate stops across eastern Iowa as campaign activity winds down. It previews the looming caucus decisions, with pages detailing site listings biographies for Democrats and Republicans, explanations of caucus processes, issue positions, endorsements, media coverage, and steps toward national conventions.

Iowa Democrat Repub

Floods kill at least 85 in Brazil

Five days of heavy rains caused floods and mudslides in Rio de Janeiro state killing at least 85 people and injuring nearly 200. About 4,800 were left homeless with 24 missing as Petropolis suffers the worst losses and Teresopolis also reports fatalities.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Petropolis Bruno Ruy Avila Quitandinha Rio Avila Teresopolis

Translators Are Accused of Lip Service in INDEX Brief

A short INDEX item accuses translators of merely offering lip service. The note highlights concerns over quality and reliability in interpretation services.

Private Wholeway House offers alcoholics a chance to mend

Tom Feye, a 34-year-old Cedar Rapids machinist, started Alpha Omega Wholeway House to aid recovering alcoholics. The volunteer run home, with no government funds or staff, Renovations reflect his personal recovery, backed by Alcoholics Victorious and a donor who gave the house rent free.

Tom Feye Alpha Omega Wholeway Wholeway House Feye Cedarapids Inc Karen Jefferson High School White House First St Alpha Omega Cedar Rapids Harnischfeger Corp Alcoholics Victorious Fellowship Christian Center Blairs Ferry Rd

White House attacks Senate over INF treaty delay squabble

The White House criticized Senate Democratic leaders for threatening to delay approval of the U.S. Soviet INF treaty after clashes over interpretation of the agreement. Senators Byrd and Nunn warned of a lengthy review process unless a compromise on treaty interpretation is reached. The dispute centers on Sofaer’s broad interpretation and its impact on missile testing limits.

New York Times Washington White House Senate U.S George Shultz Robert Byrd D-W.va Sam Nunn D-Ga Armed Services Committee Byrd Nunn Reagan Senate Democrats Abraham Sofaer State Department Sofaer

TV program helped solve gas station killing in Michigan

A network TV show ABC Unsolved Mysteries led to the arrest of Jerry Strickland and Melissa Munday after residents called police. Strickland is charged with homicide armed robbery and fraud while Munday faces homicide charges. They await extradition in Grant County Jail.

Moses Lake Wash Michigan Jerry Strickland Melissa Munday John Mays Strickland Waterford Township Pontiac Mich Don Bailey Mays Munday Grant County Ephrata

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