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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1989
Page
9
Williams at an American Heart Association meeting cautioned that Type A may be outdated as anger and cynical mistrust increase heart attack risk. A 25 year follow up of 118 law school graduates showed 20 percent of high hostility scorers died versus 5 percent of low scorers.
Former President Reagan denounces kiss and tell memoirs that attack Nancy Reagan and his White House management, saying the attacks were aimed at her not him. He recalls blunt remarks from Regan’s book and his displeasure over his chief of staff hanging up on Mrs. Reagan during a CNN interview.
House Education Committee Chairman Arthur Ollie questions raising the age to 18, noting compulsory attendance alone won’t keep teens in class without options beyond school. He and Reinicke clash over parent prosecutions for truancy, suggesting jail capacity not a barrier to policy.
A state and federal report shows Iowa had 0.78 inches of precipitation in December, 0.31 inches below normal, and an average temperature of 25.9 degrees, 1.6 above normal. Snowfall averaged 1.3 inches, the seventh lowest December total in 102 years, with 6.4 inches in Lansing the notable maximum.
Des Moines Democrats warn drought may slow recovery and tax intake. House Speaker Don Avenson says economic revival hinges on snow and rain, urging frugality as 61 House Democrats and 30 senators approve a 14 point goals list to unify caucus. They push education improvements and criticize lottery fund allocations.
An internal Justice Department report criticizes former attorney general Edwin Meese for multiple ethical breaches. It cites his dealings with lawyer E. Bob Wallach, stock in telecoms, and tax issues, and says disciplinary action would be warranted if he were still in office.
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