28 Jul 1987
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1987
Page
1
A fragment notes a barbecue scene with careful monitoring of meat and frequent turning. It mentions a baron or chef figure and an identified page location 1B. The text centers on cooking technique and attentive handling of meat.
Rangers edged Brewers 5 4 and Dodgers beat Giants 6 5 in 12 innings. Tigers topped Blue Jays 10 4. Red Sox 8 4 and Mariners had late games with no final. A’s Angles and Twins results not fully readable.
An University of Iowa health expert working to stop AIDS in Africa hopes her efforts will help Iowans. The item appears in Iowa Today on page 5A.
The July 28 1787 diary notes that the Constitutional Convention adjourned to let a committee organize and systemize the materials gathered by the delegates.
A light humor item notes that some people come from stable families while others come from families without horses. The joke plays on contrast between stability and lack of horses.
Attorney General Edwin Meese testifies that he learned of Iran arms sales from Lt. Col. Oliver North in January 1986 but says he was uninformed about most aspects until last November. A Justice Department spokesman said Meese recalls a meeting calendar reference and that he controlled FBI involvement.
Senate Minority Leader Robert Dole proposed that President Reagan might appoint Robert Bork to the Supreme Court during a Senate recess for a full year. The idea would place Bork on the court until January 1989, avoiding immediate Senate confirmation but ending when Reagan leaves office.
Captain Glenn Brindel and Lt Basil Moncrief will leave the Navy without court martial following admissions of responsibility for the USS Stark failure to defend against an Iraqi war plane. Brindel will retire as a commander with pension implications. Moncrief resigns forfeiting any pension. The Stark disaster killed 37 sailors and injured 21 when struck by two Exocet missiles on May 17 in the Persian Gulf.
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