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07 Jan 1990
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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1990
Page
1
Iowa Legislature to Open Short and Nasty Session
The 1990 Iowa Legislature session opens with predictions of a short, nasty run due to abortion, reapportionment and political maneuvering. House Speaker Avenson aims to squeeze time for campaigns while Senate leaders push anti abortion bills amid election year dynamics. Avenson Zimmerman Mill er Peterson Chrystal pursue governor bid as lawmakers debate reforms and rally at the Statehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirschazette
ES Moines
Iowa
Don Avenson
D-Oelwein
Russell Ross
University of Iowa
Senate
C.W
Hutchins
Iowa City
Statehouse
U.S. Senate
Avenson
Branstad
Zimmerman
Tom Miller
John Peterson
D-Albia
Des Moines
John Chrystal
Drake professor argues abortion debate is a tar baby
A Drake professor named Hugh Winebrenner characterizes abortion as a tar baby and warns that any party engaging risks moral or political complications. He says the issue is intractable and will infect all involved.
Today’s Chuckle Love Thy Neighbor Pun Card
A light humor item jokes about lending power tools to a neighbor and the trouble of getting them returned. The quip plays on the idea of keeping peace by avoiding future favors while hinting at a humorous practical dilemma.
East and West Germany Seek Major Troop Cuts and Neutral Security Pact
East Germany proposes halving the Volksarmee and Wehrmacht while West Germany's Kohl party backs a European security force independent of Moscow and Washington. You plan for a united, neutral Europe, seeking a treaty community and a possible German confederation as both states press demilitarization in Central Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
East Germany
Communist Party
Moscow
Washington
Europe
Germany
West Germany
Central Europe
Gysi
Defense Ministry
Stumbling block delays U S led drug war plan
The Bush administration faced a setback as Colombia balked at basing U S vessels off its coast. Plans include ground based radar units in the montagnes of Colombia Peru and Bolivia to be manned by Americans and local officers, marking a first use of U S forces for drug surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Bush Administration
Latin America
Colombia
U.S
Administration
Pentagon
Peru
Bolivia
Defense
Dick Cheney
Marine
Air Force
White House
Marlin Fitzwa
Guard unit showcases new ambulance Hummer in Cedar Rapids
Center Junction resident SSG Kent Ricklefs stands with a new highly mobile multipurpose wheeled vehicle at the 234th Signal Battalion station near Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport. The vehicle is an ambulance and mirrors those used in Panama. Additional HMMWVs arrive this fall as part of a $101 million package to upgrade state equipment with NATO cellular phones radios shelters and trucks, replacing gear 4 to 12 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSG
Kent Ricklefs
Center Junction
234Th Signal Battalion National Guard
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Panama
Tragic end of Marsha Downs mourned at Tama funeral
Marsha Downs 39 was killed Wednesday night by her husband Ron Studer 40 at their Toledo home. Studer then died in a police shooting. Tama County officials investigate as mourners recall her charity and varied career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazene
Iowa
Tama
Marsha Downs
Tama United Methodist Church
Peter Petersen
Downs
Ron Studer
Toledo
Studer
Kevin Hintermeister
Hintermeister
Tama County
Petersen
God
Christ the King Catholic Church
Des Moines
Mesquakie
Sac and Fox
U.S. Army
Sixth Judicial District
Mesquakie Bingo Center Remains Open After Bogus Ad
The Tama Mesquakie Indian Tribe bingo center stayed open despite a misleading Gazette ad claiming an investigation closed it. The ad, linked to a non existent National Indian Tribal Council, prompted cancellation of an eight day City Briefs run. Gazette officials apologized for the error and sought the ad placer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Joe Hladky III
Homer Bear Jr
Mesquakie Bingo
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Terry Branstad
Jo Ann Zimmerman
Hugh Winebrenner
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Reecem
Jeff Burnham and
Terry Coyle
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