26 Jan 1990
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1990
Page
1
The Lark Quartet, renowned chamber musicians, perform a concert at Hander Page venue bringing a program of refined strings and intimate ensemble work. Expect polished interpretations and a balanced quartet display from this acclaimed group.
In a bank robbery trial, the defense seeks to undermine the government's key witness. The strategy centers on challenging the credibility and reliability of the expert testimony presented by the prosecution.
The Cedar Rapids nepotism policy awaits a judge’s ruling. The article details how the policy affects local officials and potential conflicts of interest within city governance.
Cedar Rapids Prairie claims its second consecutive win as it defeats Jefferson in a 1B game. Minnesota thoughts on the Hawks' chances are noted but not detailed.
Bankers in eastern Iowa respond to a regional agreement easing interstate banking rules. Analysts warn of potential consolidation effects while local lenders weigh compliance costs and service changes amid the new framework.
The Gazette marks its 108th year with a celebration of journalism excellence as Iowa’s leading newspaper. Newsroom staff celebrate awards and continued service to readers across the state.
A light joke notes that paying for a poor divorce lawyer can cost more than a split. It suggests choosing counsel carefully to avoid regret when assets and settlements are at stake.
Heather Sloman reports the former Cedar Rapids Twin Drive-In Theatres lot will host the Landmark Industrial Park a multimillion dollar project along Sixth Street SW between 60th and 66th avenues. The 23 acre cinema site plus 10 acres north will attract tenants including firms to supply PMX Industries with goods or services.
A Colombian Avianca Boeing 707 with 149 aboard crashed in fog and rain near Cove Neck Long Island while approaching Kennedy International. The wreckage split into four pieces and authorities reported numerous injured with at least 30 to 80 survivors. radio contact was lost before impact.
The Senate voted 62-37 to sustain President Bushs veto of a bill protecting Chinese students from deportation, short of the two thirds needed. Republicans split with Bush while Sen. Tom Harkin supported the override, signaling a partisan clash over China policy.
Callie Drievold, 13, loved babysitting and Cole Hanson, 6, was a Nintendo whiz. Their grandfather’s fishing er is ruined as a mobile home fire in Freeport kills the siblings. The children’s mother JoAnn Brincks planned a trip with them to the Viking. A New Hampton man also died in a separate Wednesday fire.
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