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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 22, 1990
Page
1
U S Azerbaijani Militants Call for General Strike
Azerbaijani militants demand a general strike amid regional tensions while a separate opinion urges aid for Chinese students in the United States to remain, reflecting international perspectives.
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United States
Hawkeyes Rally Past Michigan as McEnroe Loses at Australian Open
Iowa tops Michigan Saturday night to lift struggling Hawks and restore momentum. John McEnroe causes upset by being tossed from the Australian Open on Sunday, signaling a disruptive day in tennis.
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Iowa
Michigan
Hawks
John McEnroe
the Gazette
The
Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
42Nd
Council Streets
Prairie High wrestlers emulate Coach Kimball’s winning style
Prairie High School’s wrestling team adopts coach Jim Kimball’s winning methods, driving improved performances across matches. The feature highlights training drills, team mindset, and promising outcomes for the season.
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Jim Kimball
Prairie High School
Page
Chuckle Questions Congress Ethics Over Green Money
A witty cartoon caption jokes that while lawmakers pledge to honor the flag, many face accusations of lying for financial gain. The humor centers on the tension between patriotic rhetoric and monetary influence in politics.
Pregnant Wyoming Woman Charged With Child Abuse For Drinking
A 29 year old pregnant woman in Albany County Wyoming is charged with felony child abuse after prosecutors say she drank excessively while four to five months pregnant. The case, argued as unprecedented prenatal intervention, drew criticism from civil libertarians and debate over fetal rights.
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Laramie
Wyo
Diane Pfannenstiel
Albany
Cal Rerucha
Mary Galvan
State of
Wyoming
Galvan
Pfannenstiel
Rerucha
Lynn Paltrow
American Civil Liberties Union
Revucha
Florida
Illinois
Haitian critics fear dictatorship exiles six activists
Haitian military rulers banished six prominent political figures after declaring a state of siege. Activists and families say the exiles were beaten during arrests and accuse Lt. Gen. Prosper Avril of planning to break promises of elections this year.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Prosper Avril
Louis Roy
Associated Press
Roy
Red Cross
Miami
Max Bourjolly
Communist Party
France
Rene Theodore
Bourjolly
Max
Michel Legros
Max Montreuil
Brun
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hubert de Ronceray
Murphy brothers become first Iowa lawmakers pair in memory
Two Murphy brothers, Larry a senator from Oelwein and Pat a Dubuque House member, are the first sibling pair serving together in Iowa's Legislature in recent memory. Larry warned he would push past Pat if needed, while Pat said they would collide on issues when required.
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Wecaus
EL Moines
Larry Murphy
Pat Murphy
Dubuque
Iowa
Larry
Oelwein
Pat
Murphy Brothers
Statehouse
Jack Hester
Senate
Joan Hester
House
India to scrap Union Carbide settlement in Bhopal disaster
Prime Minister V P Singh announced in Bhopal that the 470 million settlement with Union Carbide would be abandoned and criminal charges pursued. He pledged interim relief and a renewed 3 billion dollar damages suit, saying the tragedy merits national response and survivor support.
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Bhopal
India
V.P. Singh
Union Carbide
Singh
Indian Supreme Court
Rajiv Gandhi
Jaiprakash Nagar
Union Carbide Plant
UCC
Union Carbide Corp
Supreme Court
Chicago Archdiocese to Close 40 Churches and Schools
Cardinal Bernardin announced that about 30 churches and 10 schools will close by mid-1991 due to a severe financial squeeze. The plan includes higher school fees and increased church contributions as part of a broader effort to rescue finances and preserve pastoral care. Parishes like St. John Nepomucene fear closures, with residents expressing heartbreak and frustration.
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Chicago
Joseph Bernardin
Marion Dedina
St. John Nepomucene
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Dennis Volesky
Kevin Shima
Scott Norris
Cedar Rapids
Swisher Men's Club
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