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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1988

Page

2

Ads That Irritate Yale DEVPREE Viewers With Repeated Commercials

A reader laments holiday TV ad onslaughts from Big Boss computer spots and Japanese auto design sessions. They critique repetitive dialogue, tribal stereotypes, and overlong branding while favoring a more dignified, sensible approach. The writer notes memorable characters like Yojiro Teddy Chad and Jessica, while recalling a personal preference for Independence's duck phone.

Big Boss Smaller Boss B.B S.B Yojiro Teddy Chad Dad Jessica Detroit Buick

Rain-out pays off in Oman

In Muscat Greek hotel manager Tolly Papayanis collected a 52000 dollar payout after rain ruined his New Year’s Eve outdoor concert. He had purchased rain insurance for the event, paying 1300 dollars in premiums as locals joked about the arid climate. The rain fell enough to cancel the concert and cover two months of usual rainfall.

Muscat Oman Sultanate Tolly Papayanis al-Falaj Papayanis Papayannis

Soviet Psychiatric Law Enacts New Patient Rights

The Soviet Union adopted a new mental health statute granting patients and families the right to sue for release and giving the Health Ministry final authority over special psychiatric hospitals. It marks the first major reform in 27 years, with cautious optimism from human rights advocates about practical enforcement.

New York Times Moscow Soviet Union Tass Health Ministry Interior Ministry Russian Aleksandr Podribinek Izvestia Komsomolskaya Pravda Sotsialisticheskaya Industriya Meditsinskaya Gazeta Peter Reddaway Kennan Institute Washington Reddaway Roy A. Medvedev

IDOT to Arm Officers as overweight truck crackdowns rise

Iowa Department of Transportation is issuing handguns to 119 officers and investigators by late January after July commission approval. The move follows a state task force recommendation and comes amid increased truck traffic and more confrontational stops.

Zevle Castel Iowa Iowa Department of Transportation Gordon Sweitzer IDOT Idot Commission Sweitzer Commission Iowa Law Enforcement Academy Smith and Wessons Iowa Motor Truck Association Independent Truckers Association

State Wins Ruling Cuts Iowa Weight Violations By PBX

A May suit against PBX Processed Beef Express of Dakota City Nebraska cut chronic overweight trucking violations in Iowa. Officials say the action and ongoing enforcement deter other firms Hirsch bach Motor Lines and Rowley Interstate Transportation, with more investigations possible.

IBP Ae Iowa Gordon Sweitzer Iowa Department of Transportation Charles Krogmeier IDOT IBP Processed Beef Express PBX Dakota City Neb Iowa Attorney General’s Office Tom Miller Krogmeier Idot Commission Ames Sweitzer Hirschbach Motor Lines Inc Sioux City Rowley Interstate Transportation Co. Inc Dubuque

Eight Iowa Schools Nominated for National Recognition Program

South Winneshiek Ossian Nixon Hiawatha and Pierce Cedar Rapids among eight Iowa schools named by the Iowa Department of Education for the federal School Recognition Program. Nominations came from 75 applications with federal review to follow and May awards in Washington DC.

Kurt Roosevelt Council Bluffs Iowa Joe Wolvek Iowa Department of Education Wolvek Washington, D.C Nixon Pierce Cedar Rapids South Winneshiek Clive Pleasant Valley First Des Moines

Saudi man uses home computer to manage four wives

Saleh of Saudi Arabia explains to Al Yamamah that his home computer helps him allocate access to his four wives. He married four women between 1974 and 1985 to build a large family and keep peace, while keeping visits separate to avoid conflict.

Deutsche Presse-Agentur Riyadh Saudi Arabia DPA Saleh al Yamamah West Germany No. 2 No. 1

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