21 Jul 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1989
Page
1
Page notes highlight the collaboration of Yeckacl Gary and Todd as a two-person team. The feature outlines their joint efforts, roles, and impact within the publication, emphasizing synergy and shared goals.
The report notes that change of venue requests are granted in Cedar Rapids murder and vehicular homicide cases, with details on page 2A. It also mentions Iowa House Speaker Don Avenson opposing a bailout for Prairie Meadows and highlights an upcoming thoroughbred meet with exotic wagers on page 2A.
A strike hobbled Eastern Airlines prompts a steady stream of applicants as the carrier seeks new staff. A Nebraska woman facing a medical emergency is befriended in Cedar Rapids, and Bowman Woods residents vow to continue their fight against a proposed convenience store. The Collins Defense Communications unit of Rockwell International will reduce its workforce.
An unknown British golfer surprises the field at the British Open with a two stroke lead as the Continental Basketball Association proceeds with its draft despite somber news about its leader.
A lighthearted gag notes that many financiers face ousters or losses as the stock market and riverboat culture collide in playful digs. The bit suggests investors face upheaval amid shifting tides and reputational blows.
Sam Mack was found not guilty of first-degree robbery and second-degree kidnapping in Ames. He announced plans to rejoin Iowa State University basketball despite lingering eligibility issues. Mack claimed coercion by Levin White and expressed relief at the verdict.
NTSB says United Airlines Flight 232 lost hydraulic fluid leaving the DC-10 with almost no control as Capt. Al C. Haynes aimed for Sioux Gateway Airport. The jet crashed at 3:58 PM CDT after three 360 degree turns. At least 76 dead and up to 43 missing. 293 aboard. The missing include CBA commissioner Jay Ramsdell. Surviving counts varied, later adjusted to 183 survivors due to crew miscount and other corrections.
Mrs. Mary Collins recalled the July 21 1969 moon landing as Cedar Rapids and her late husband Arthur Collins helped shape space history through Collins Radio Co. The family's memory reflects the era when viewers watched the TV signal and young David commented on the picture quality.
President Bush urged a long term space plan including a moon base early next century and a manned Mars trip after. he tied it to national leadership and humanity's destiny while offering few details and leaving timetables to NASA and VP Quayle.
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