Star Forming Observed By University Of Arizona
University of Arizona researchers announced they directly observed the process of a star forming marking a first in astronomy. The report appears in U S World on page 4A.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1986
Page
2
University of Arizona researchers announced they directly observed the process of a star forming marking a first in astronomy. The report appears in U S World on page 4A.
Iowa Insurance Commissioner William Hager replaced Emil Molin as deputy liquidator of Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co after Molin Management billed $194 253 for liquidation services. Molin had served since October when the Cedar Rapids firm was insolvent. Dean Mitchell named to replace Molin. Hager says the change was administrative and costs may or may not be lower.
After about 20 rings a four year old boy Charles Speakman of Batavia New York flipped a Big Wheel and stood on it to answer a public telephone. The call turned out to be a wrong number.
Linn County attorney will ask for commitment of Larry McMullin to the Iowa Department of Human Services for treatment of mental disabilities after the Iowa Court of Appeals overturned his 1984 voluntary manslaughter conviction. If competency is restored, prosecutors may retry Clemons death. if not, he remains in care.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes mailing address at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 with second class postage and subscription pricing for carrier and mail editions. It states AP exclusive republication rights for local news and directs postmasters to send address changes to P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406.
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