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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1989

Page

13

Hats keep Iowa men warm as fashion shifts

An Iowa Gazette survey of retailers and customers tracks hat trends among men from 20 to 60. Sales focus on fashion hats with wide brims echoing 1920s and 30s styles while practical caps endure for warmth. Notable buyers include Ned Williams and John Tyburski from Washington, D.C. visiting Cedar Rapids.

Ar. Allen Iowa The Gazette Fred Allen Bob Holley Holley’s Westdale Mall Armstrong’s Pauline Hoth Hoth Lindale Mall Ned Williams John Tyburski Washington D.C Cedar Rapids Williams Tyburski Holley Dwayne French French Mikhail Gorbachev U.S Plike Jack Roesch Roesch Ralph Kirchner

Color TV to HDTV shift marks tech revolution in US

The piece traces color television’s rocky start in 1950 with CBS color wheel and 1953 standard, then forecasts HDTV's coming revolution by 1991. It notes a potential $50 to $250 billion economic impact and shifts in global market shares as U.S. industry negotiates the HDTV era.

Robert Pool Washington Post CBS Federal Communications Commission FCC

Is it a television or a PC

Washington Post discussion on high definition television merging with computers. Analysts say HDTV could turn TVs into home computers and vice versa. Japan’s electronics push treats TV as graphics terminal. U.S. firms face pressure to adapt PC industry to HDTV threat.

Michael Schrage Ashington Sheridan Tatsuno Dataquest Japan Tatsuno Apple IBM Craig Fields Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

Auto audio options abound

Ford and GM embrace factory installed car stereo upgrades with JBL and Bose collaborations. Ford offers JBL designed systems while GM outfits Delco Electronics with Bose, marking a shift from bare bones black paint to enhanced in car sound quality.

New York Times New York Henry Ford Henry the First Ford Detroit General Motors JBL Bose Delco Electronics

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Dave Gosch Rewewe Wees Ee Armstrong Beth Kucera American Electronics Association United States Edward J. Markey Massachusetts AEA Pat Hill Hubbard Dmass House Subcommittee On Telecommunications and Finance Cath Vranen Megah Ry Sik
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