10 Jul 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1989
Page
1
Report notes a renewed British presence on U S cable channel C-SPAN with emphasis on content featured on Page 2A. The item highlights programming choices and potential impact on audience reach.
Mike Deupree warns against burnout from too many summer films as audiences chase hits. Page 2A.
Don Tyson focuses on a single guiding word to grow his chicken business. The article highlights the personal computer mapping industry as a multimillion dollar sector, indicating expanding commercial opportunities and industry scale.
Geneva Meers previews grammar test on who versus whom. Wimbledon drama continues as Steffi Graf halts Martina Navratilova from tying a major record. Bulls assistant Phil Jackson expected to be named head coach. Derby results noted in sports briefs across pages 8A and 12B.
A light hearted quip riffs on the familiar proverb about a bird in the hand and a bird in the cage offering a tidier outcome. The writer playful notes a twist that a caged bird avoids potential messiness of a free bird.
Julio Castillo, 15, was injured when a square iron spike pierced his neck and mouth after slipping while climbing a 6 foot wrought iron fence. Firefighters and EMS freed him, cutting away 150 pounds of fence and removing the spike with an electric saw.
Private investors with billions are lining up to buy troubled savings and loan associations after Congress passes the $157 billion bailout. Wall Street names such as Merrill Lynch and Salomon Brothers join ex-regulators and former officials like William Simon and Peter Peterson in funding bids targeting S&Ls valued at $2 billion or more.
Cedar Rapids resident Jay Spaulding Gross, confined to his kitchen by multiple sclerosis a weak heart and diabetes, spends his days reading and learning from home despite limited mobility. He rises at 9 30 each morning and plans four packs of Pall Mall cigarettes for the day while reflecting on education and life.
U S officials say more older Cubans are being allowed to visit relatives in the United States due to money motives. Cuban authorities have raised allowed B 2 visa numbers from 230 monthly in October to 1 823 in March to about 3 000 in June, with about 30 000 expected by year end. No asylum figures are kept.
A federal audit accuses three ex HUD officials, including Philip Winn, of earning millions in unjustified profits through two troubled housing programs via Benton Mortgage and Winn and Associates. The report notes use of paper corporations to inflate profits and recommends internal sanctions, while Benton Mortgage defends its loan portfolio and HUD coinsured loans.
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