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Mostly sunny and windy today with partly cloudy tonight. Highs reach 48 to 54 degrees and lows dip to 20 to 30. Rain or snow possible Monday as shown on Page 11A.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1989
Page
1
Mostly sunny and windy today with partly cloudy tonight. Highs reach 48 to 54 degrees and lows dip to 20 to 30. Rain or snow possible Monday as shown on Page 11A.
At about 4 p.m. Saturday near Sac and Fox Trail Park in Cedar Rapids, a car driven by Donald Cowger and carrying Sonia Janey was snagged by a rail car hanging behind a northbound Chicago and Northwestern train. The woman was thrown from the car and killed. the man was reported in critical condition. Eyewitness John Morse watched debris scatter as the train dragged the vehicle before releasing it.
President Bush says the United States will welcome outside goodwill toward freeing hostages but will not concede to free lives. He plans to meet lawmakers on Tuesday to discuss the deficit and aims to address Congress on Feb. 9 with a more specific call to action.
A four year old boy reportedly playing with a cigarette lighter started a fire that killed his twin sister in Des Moines. The blaze trapped them in a bedroom and left their mother Bonnie Kite in critical condition along with the older sister. Police officer James Rowley identified the deceased as Cory and Candy Kite. The fire was reported at 11 50 p m Friday and confined to the apartment.
Convicted killer Ted Bundy admitted to at least nine killings on Saturday while his lawyers seek to halt his execution set for Tuesday. He reportedly confessed to eight Washington killings in 1974 and the 1975 murder of a Vail Colorado shop employee. Bundy faces execution for the 1978 kidnap murder of Kimberly Leach. Officials said he has ties to as many as 36 disappearances in multiple Western states.
In Oelwein and other Iowa communities, families like the DeWalds buy city repossessed homes for $1 and obtain a 3 percent HUD loan to restore them. The program, born from a 1964 law to curb urban decay, limits homes to $20 000 or later $285 000, with the city selecting qualifying buyers and overseeing rehab standards.
Humorous quip notes that branch banking earns its name from people putting themselves out on a financial limb. The line plays on banking jargon for light amusement.
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