Deupree Rates ICLU Civil Liberties Record
Inside column by Mike Deupree critiques the Iowa Civil Liberties Union on civil liberties. The piece notes the environment as a global issue but emphasizes local action starting in one's backyard. Page 2A reflects its opinion and commentary style.
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Mike Deupree
Iowa Civil Liberties Union
Sears Reports Second Quarter Earnings Shift in Strategy
Sears announces its second quarter earnings after adopting a new retail approach. The report outlines the impact of strategic changes on sales, margins, and outlook. The USDA notes small dietary changes can significantly boost overall health on page 5B.
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Sears
USDA
Iowa News On Westerheim Artifacts Dispute Progress
Iowa items note progress in settling the ownership dispute over the Westerheim artifacts. A Mount Mercy professor advocates actions to address Earth's deterioration. The Iowa Open Tennis Tournament final occurred Sunday and jazz fans enjoyed Davenport’s Bix Beiderbecke Festival over the weekend.
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Westerheim
Page Lia
Davenport
Today's chuckle on rising umbrella prices
A lighthearted take questions the purpose of saving for a rainy day as umbrella costs keep climbing, turning prudent budgeting into a humorous paradox.
Fate of U.S. Marine hostage in doubt in Lebanon
Shiite captors threaten to hang Lt. Col. William Higgins at 3 p.m. Monday unless Sheik Abdul Karim Obeid is freed. The Organization of the Oppressed on Earth calls Higgins a spy and imposes a death sentence, while the White House and State Department condemn the threat and seek his safety. Higgins, 44, from Danville Kentucky, heads an observer group with the U.N. peacekeeping force in south Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Israel
Organization of the Oppressed On Earth
William Higgins
Sheik
Abdul Karim Obeid
Obeid
Washington
White House
Higgins
State Department
Margaret Tutwiler
James Baker
Paris
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Danville
Governors Call for Multinational Drug War Alliance
At the National Governors Association meeting in Chicago governors push for a sustained multinational alliance to dismantle drug networks and cut demand. Florida Governor Bob Martinez outlines 10 initiatives while national policy officials pledge a broad strategy this fall and seek new extradition and UN sanctions against traffickers.
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Rod Boshart
Des Moines
Chicago
U.S
National Governors’ Association
Bob Martinez
Florida
America
NGA Committee On Justice and Public Safety
Reggie Walton
National Drug Control Policy
NGA
Colombia
United Nations
Governors Push Multilateral Plan to Fight International Drug Trafficking
The NGA urges a hemispheric drug summit to build surveillance and prosecution pacts and to base U S aid eligibility on efforts to curb drug flows. Proposals include drug free workplaces, mandatory testing, extradition talks with Colombia, and balanced eradication with crop development. Iowa Governor Branstad backs the strategy.
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Bush
U.S
Martinez
Iowa
Terry Branstad
NGA
Average Cedar Rapids new home cost holds at 160000
Cedar Rapids reports show the average price of a new single family home remains 160000 for 1988-89 with more permits issued and more homes in the 110000 to 140000 range. Total valuation of new construction rose to 62383297 from 45862305, while remodeling and other projects also increased.
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Heather Sloman
Woodinazette
Cedar Rapids
Gib Boxa
Limo service roots in small town Postville
In Postville Allamakee County a four wheel drive Lincoln Town Car stretch limousine serves residents for anniversaries weddings graduations and retirements. Owners Harley Radloff Gerald Schneider and Arlan Schager started the business after a whim and now cater to locals from Irene DeSart to Valley School staff and even a two year old’s birthday, drawing surprised reactions as the limo arrives at driveways across the region.
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Val Swinton
Iowa
Ostville
Postville
Allamakee
Decorah
New York
Harley Radloff
Gerald Schneider
Arlan Schager
Cliff Olson
Velvet Touch Limousine Service
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Olson
Irene DeSart
Elgin
Valley School District
Radloff
DeSart
Clermont
Brett Schultz
Rodney Livingood
la Crosse
Wis
Potential Chernobyl Relocation Amid Expanding Radiation Risk
Byelorussian officials say 100000 more people may be relocated due to lingering radiation from the Chernobyl disaster. Tests in Byelorussia show dangerous radiation levels beyond three years, prompting calls for more aid from the Kremlin and potential five year evacuation plans.
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Moscow
Chernobyl
Kremlin
Byelorussia
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Tass
Minsk
Byelorus
Sian
Ukraine
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