Weather Outlook Dims With Flurries Tonight
Cloudy day with a mid-20s high and a chance of snow flurries tonight. Temperatures fall to zero to 5 below, according to the page 111A forecast.
03 Jan 1988
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1988
Page
1
Cloudy day with a mid-20s high and a chance of snow flurries tonight. Temperatures fall to zero to 5 below, according to the page 111A forecast.
President Reagan and Canadian Prime Minister Mulroney signed a 220 page pact by telephone in Palm Springs eliminating tariffs and lowering trade barriers before year end. The agreement aims to create the world’s largest free trade area with broad business backing in both countries.
The spending bill targets the Defense Intelligence Agency with personnel cuts and vehicle reductions, driven by Rep. Charles Wilson's personal grievance. The case centers on Wilson's denied flight for Annelise Ilschenko, a lobbyist and former Miss USA World, and highlights private animosity influencing public duty.
United Airlines Flight 401 from Chicago to Omaha returned to O Hare when cabin pressure dropped forcing use of oxygen masks. Rep. Richard Gephardt and staff were among 42 aboard, none reported hurt. He later flew to Omaha and said he felt safe flying.
Des Moines report on the International Trade Center of Iowa as it nears its grand opening. The center showcases multilingual closed circuit TV demos for visiting Portuguese business officials and notes 62 percent lease, 10 of 12 support services, and worldwide outreach to 105 countries.
Stuart Krasner leads a panel of tasters at the Metropolitan Water District laboratory in La Verne. They sample raw reservoir water from 20 sites across six counties to ensure 100,000 yearly tests yield a water taste people want to drink.
A lighthearted note laments national mood as people shift from a precarious situation to an even quicker fix. The quip suggests a rapid, ironic progression in daily life.
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