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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1989
Page
3
The Communist Party called for mass rehabilitation of citizens convicted by Stalin era troikas. The Central Committee urged the government to annul verdicts from three man panels that sent thousands to death camps or exile in the 1930s through the 1950s.
Reagan plans a 50 percent pay hike for 2,500 top federal officials including Congress members and cabinet leaders. He will urge Congress to approve and bar outside income, citing a need to match private sector gains. The increase would take effect in 30 days unless blocked by both houses. president’s pay would rise to about 350,000 late after 1993 due to term limits.
Two French TF1 journalists Alain Chaillou and Bruce Frankel were charged in New York with conspiring to violate the Air Safety Act by attempting to ship fake bombs to Paris to test Kennedy Airport security. They faced up to five years if convicted and appeared before a magistrate released on their own recognizance. The case follows a recent Pan Am crash blamed on a bomb.
An FDA advisory committee reviewed two new studies and judged the breast cancer data conflicting and inconsistent. It recommended no changes in birth control pill use or labeling beyond noting the studies, with officials to decide final action.
About 45 African students, the last of a group starting around 140, return to Hehai University in Nanking after a 10 day standoff with authorities. In Hangzhou, 150 miles away, peers end a boycott as a college president grants a direct line and issues an open letter denying AIDS. Three students face punishment for the campus clash.
Larry Cottam a former Seventh Day Adventist minister refused aid or public schooling for his children trusting God would provide His 14 year old son Eric died of starvation after three weeks without food at their Nyangola Pa home His wife and daughter were hospitalized and authorities considered possible charges against Cottam in the homicide ruling
A compact set of notices from local organizations includes a literacy line, Kirkwood information, a super calendar, St. Luke’s healthlines, and a United Way update.
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