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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1988
Page
1
Soviet pullout claims heat Kabul crisis
Pakistan President Zia accuses the Soviet Union of redeploying about 10,000 troops to Kabul to defend the capital, while Moscow calls the claim a lie. Tass notes Afghan rebels attacked Kabul with rockets, killing two and wounding six. The United States cites Geneva Accords demanding staged Soviet withdrawal by 1989.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islamabad
Pakistan
Zia ul-Haq
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Kabul
Moscow
Tass
Zia
Sergei Akhromeyev
U.S. State Department
Akhromeyev
State Department
White House
Santa Barbara
Calif
Service with a smile at Solon Beef Days
Dick Wonick of Solon serves steaks with a smile during Solon Beef Days Saturday afternoon. He is a member of the Beef Days Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Wonick
Solon
Wonick
World and Local Pages Feature Incomplete Listings
A fragmented page shows a mix of features including politics notes and cartoon items. The visible entries reference columns and quizzes with partial headings and unclear details across the 12B and 18A sections.
Todays Chuckle Politicians Read Tea Leaves
A light anecdote suggests politicians relying on tea leaves should instead face real coffee to wake up and rethink their approach. The quip plays on the idea of seeking guidance in unlikely places.
Rawlings Plans Statewide Meet And Greet At Iowa
Hunter Rawlings III prepares to take over as University of Iowa president on August 1. He schedules a series of meetings with students faculty and civic leaders across the state to hear Iowans' needs and set an open tone for his leadership. He has already met campus leaders and reports a warm reception as he assumes duties at 101 Jessup Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Owa
Hunter Rawlings III
University of Iowa
Rawlings
U of I
Iowa City
U of I’s
Jessup Hall
Iowa
James O. Freedman
Dartmouth College
State Board of Regents
University of Colorado
U of
University of Iowa task force outlines broader goals
The Hunter Rawlings Ill proposal from the University of Iowa community emphasizes improved education quality and student advising, lower tuition, broader access, better facilities and safety, minority recruitment, stronger legislative ties, faculty public support, strategic funding priorities, and enhanced fundraising with administration acting as chief spokesperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
U of I
U of I’s
Man Accused in Harrowing Twin Slayings After Rehire
Randy Don Landin, previously jailed for strangling a co worker and rehired by Honeywell, is charged with the shotgun killing of Kathleen Nesser in New Hope Minnesota. Nesser, 25, was slain outside her home as she cared for her 18 month old daughter. Police say Landin had stalked and threatened her for weeks before the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Honeywell Inc
Randy Don Landin
Kathleen Nesser
Jeff McFarlane
New Hope
Landin
Nesser
Honeywell
Tim Morin
Heaven and Earth
Danbury Tops Money Magazine List of Best U S Areas
Danbury Connecticut is named the best place to live in Money magazine’s survey of 300 areas. The ranking cites low crime, good schools, and access to New York City amenities. Union Carbide’s Robert Kennedy reacts as locals express mixed views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cedar Rapids
Danbury, Conn
City
America
Money Magazine
Danbury
Union Carbide Corp
Robert D. Kennedy
Ne Win resigns as Burma party chair amid referendum plan
Burma's longtime ruler Ne Win quits as chairman of the Burma Socialist Program Party after 26 years in power. He cites March and June bloodshed and proposes a one party rule referendum as five veteran leaders also resign. A state broadcast covered his remarks to 1,000 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Burma
Ne Win
Burma Socialist Program Party
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