Nancy Rossey Honored by Glamour as Outstanding Young Working Woman
Glamour magazine selects Nancy Rossey, former Cedar Rapids Washington High School student, among 10 Outstanding Young Working Women for 1989 for notable human service career work. Also notes Iowa State Patrol concludes Nancy Rossey crash investigation and Kucera’s expected full recovery.
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Today’s Chuckle A kiss is a reminder
A light humorous note asserts affection proves two heads are better than one, hinting at romantic mischief and playful wit in a brief daily item.
Bush Ready to Take Reins Amid Broad Inaugural Goals
Bush plans a broad appeal in his inaugural address and aims for domestic initiatives without a tight 100 day program. He will take the oath at 11 a.m. CST and host a White House meeting with Reagan before moving to Oval Office as his term begins.
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Iowa scholars foresee gradual Bush era shifts not immediate
Iowa political scientists say President Bush will face a slow start with no quick changes after his inauguration, due to deficits and a need to address agriculture subsidies. Experts note a brief honeymoon with the media and potential policy moves within a year or two.
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United States
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Iowa
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Arthur Miller
University of Iowa
Iowa Social Science Institute
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Miller
Hugh Winebrenner
Drake University
Des Moines
FBI probes fraud in Chicago futures trading operations
FBI secretly taped floor conversations amid a widening inquiry into possible fraud at Chicago Mercantile Exchange and related boards. Officials say hundreds of traders, brokers, and executives could be implicated, with potential indictments and major regulatory impact expected.
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Wanted Bunks for Prisons in Iowa Overcrowding
Iowa corrections officials search statewide for bunk beds as prison population rises to 3,072, 154 over capacity. Corrections Director Paul Grossheim notes that 31 inmates at Oakdale’s Classification and Diagnostic Center sleep on the floor.
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Des Moines
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Oakdale
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Eyewitness Discrepancies Emerge in Cedar Rapids Killing Trial
In the Evan Paul second degree murder trial, two teen witnesses offer divergent details about the Aug. 16 fatal shooting of 23-year-old Donald Cope at a Cedar Rapids Vickers station. Brenda Acey 17 and Cheryl Klein 17 present conflicting sequences of events surrounding the confrontation and gun possession.
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