06 Jul 1987
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1987
Page
1
The second annual Gazette softball tournament concluded with standout teams claiming titles. Top pitchers and hitting stars led their squads to victory as spectators applauded from the stands on page 1B.
Kaul views current developments as potentially beneficial in disguise. He notes unexpected openings may emerge, reshaping plans and opportunities for the involved team and community in the near term.
The notice lists over 100 little known Americans including Snow Lite and Punch B Burger as potential successors to President Reagan. The items appear in U S news on page 2A.
The Compromise committee proposed granting the House of Representatives the power to originate all bills for raising or appropriating money and the measure was adopted during the convention.
If you can hear bells ringing the punchline hints at love or a tight hat indicating a humorous warning about hearing bells in everyday life.
The administration plans to seek agreements by end of Reagan's term to phase out farm export subsidies and trade barriers for U.S. and global agricultural products. Secretary Lyng and Trade Representative Yeutter will present the plan, aiming for completion by 1988, with Geneva talks involving 90 countries under GATT.
Betsy North tells Life magazine she believes Lt. Col. Oliver North has pure motives and looks forward to congressional testimony. She says the hearings are political, but he is hopeful the public will hear the real story as his family faces increased attention and his four children rally behind him.
White House chief of staff Howard Baker Jr says the United States might withdraw its warships from the Persian Gulf if the Soviet Union removes its naval vessels. He spoke on ABC's This Week noting possible policy changes tied to a UN cease fire and Soviet proposals.
A Beechcraft twin engine plane crashed near Flathead Lake in Montana killing all 10 aboard. The Montana Band five members, their road and sound managers, the pilot, a female friend of the pilot and a band member’s 12-year-old son died. Witnesses reported the plane buzzed a boat on the lake before the crash.
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