Protest Against College Community Bus Plan At Meeting
Eighty parents attended a school board session to oppose double routes for College Community students. Details are on page 5A.
05 Jun 1990
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1990
Page
1
Eighty parents attended a school board session to oppose double routes for College Community students. Details are on page 5A.
The DNR plans to introduce young peregrine falcons to Cedar Rapids this year, hoping a mature pair will settle there. If a resident pair forms, the program may move to another city, with page 2A offering more details.
A circuit judge ruled that Michael Wayne Blair keeps the boat motor and trailer from the divorce settlement while Donna Lynne Blair may use them one weekend each month. The decision focuses on the couple's shared watercraft rather than child custody.
Officials say a two year old white Bengal tiger at Busch Gardens in Tampa died after swallowing a small stuffed toy three to six weeks earlier. The toy blocked digestion and the tiger drowned Sunday amid severe stomach pains. A visitor may have allowed the tiger to have the toy. about 140 white Bengals remain worldwide.
Presidents of Big Ten universities formally invited Penn State University to join the conference. Penn State could begin competing in the league s football and basketball races as early as 1995.
A light humor note jokes about will power as a way to influence heirs by threatening to disinherit them. The quip plays on family dynamics and legal stakes in estate planning with a humorous sting.
West Union parents negotiate with North Fayette School District to fund an aide for a mentally retarded student. Superintendent O Kones says names stay private unless a contract is signed. The evolution team found no need for an extra aide, but parents seek a one year test.
Four U S warships with about 2 000 Marines arrived off Monrovia as rebels neared the airport. The embassy said the fleet would assist in evacuating Americans if needed while President Doe sought international aid from peace-loving nations. Doe hid in the presidential mansion protected by Israeli trained troops. Washington said Marines will not intervene.
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev meets South Korean President Roh Tae Woo in San Francisco after a Bay Area tour. He urges students to join in creating a new civilization and highlights closer Soviet South Korean ties amid talks on easing tensions and trade.
Greyhound Lines Inc. filed for Chapter 11 in Brownsville Texas to continue operating while reorganizing after a drivers strike. The company reports 98 percent of revenue from routes still served and warns creditors may seize buses and terminals.
Republicans attack the Iowa Democratic Party for accepting a 20000 dollar donation from Occidental Petroleum Corp, owner of a controlling stake in IBP Inc. The dispute ties into a Democratic primary feud between Don Avenson and Tom Miller, with IBP criticized for labor and safety records.
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