23 Jan 1990
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1990
Page
1
The owners of Bear the dog with sunglasses announce a reward for their missing pet and warn dognappers that Bear needs medical care. The note appears on page 2A alongside news about a Cedar Rapids teenager’s plane crash death and a $650,000 settlement.
A brief item notes that corrections officers at the Iowa State Penitentiary will forfeit their permanent assignments. The notice appears in the Iowa News section and is part of the page 6B summaries.
Cedar Rapids Silver Bullets welcome La Crosse for a home game as U of I Hawkeye Acre Ear returns to practice after suspension. Telecom USA announces a new information unit in Cedar Rapids.
The Gazette delivers the usual run of community notices and brief items from Iowa communities. Readers find ongoing local announcements, small notices, and concise updates on town affairs across the region.
A humorous line suggests the best way to leave a lasting impression is to become a tattoo artist. It plays on the idea of making a mark both literally and figuratively.
Federal agents searched a salvage shop warehouse and home in Enterprise Alabama and questioned Wayne O Ferrell after mail bombs killed U S Circuit Judge Robert Vance in Alabama and a civil rights lawyer in Georgia. No arrests were made as the investigation continues.
Tens of thousands protested the 17th anniversary of Roe v Wade with a massive march near the White House. President Bush reaffirmed his anti abortion stance in a brief telephoned speech, while Planned Parenthood supporters flooded the White House switchboard.
Hundreds of thousands attend funeral processions in Baku after the Soviet army retook the city amid martial law. The Azerbaijani parliament threatens a secession referendum if Soviet troops remain, while Moscow seeks reconciliation as Gorbachov faces a major domestic crisis following ethnic violence against Armenians.
Supporters of abortion rights vow to oppose parental notification laws for minors seeking abortions in Iowa. Gayle Sand of the Emma Goldman Clinic argues teens should access contraception counseling and health services without parental disclosure while opponents push for required parental notification.
Gov. Terry Branstad's spokesman says Democratic effort to boost spending by 35 million over his 1991 proposal could set up a tax increase next year if no agreement is reached. The Dem plan raises funds for higher education environment human services drugs and prisons. House and Senate Democrats say their budget is balanced with no tax or fee increases.
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