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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1990

Page

7

Light turnout marks Iowa caucuses amid abortion debates

In Kennedy High School precincts 8 9 35 36 37 Republicans heard speeches from Kim Schmett Jim Nussle and Wayne Moldenhauer as turnout ranged from four to 18. Abortion resolutions passed or failed varied by precinct with Democrats at Garfield voting differently. Democrats and Republicans framed positions on abortion drugs farm pesticides and health care while delegates and platforms formed through caucus discussions.

Sovern Iowa Tabor Kennedy High School Kennedy Kim Schmett Des Moines Garfield School Garfield Tom Miller John Peterson Jo Ann Zimmerman John Chrystal Don Avenson Harry and Lucille Seelman Iowa City Iowa National Guard U.S Mount Vernon Democrats League of Women Voters Grant Wood School Cedar Rapids

Mandela Says de Klerk Flexible on Release Step

Nelson Mandela framed F W de Klerk’s plan to release him as an important step toward racial equity in South Africa while noting that U S sanctions could not be lifted yet due to legal constraints. He referenced Congress penalties from 1986 against apartheid as remaining in force until changes occur.

Mandela South Africa U.S Congress Desmond Tutu Cape Town ANC de Klerk

Iowa seeks clarity on corporal punishment rules in schools

Iowa lawmakers and Education Department officials debate interpretation of Senate File 52 and the limits of reasonable force in student discipline. Attorney Kathy Collins notes questions about reporting and liability while Sen. Murphy defends current language, urging no change. The discussion follows concerns over a perceived immunity for teachers and potential litigation risks.

Iowa Education Department Senate Kathy Collins State Department of Education Collins Larry Murphy D-Oelwein Senate Education Committee Murphy

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