06 Jun 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1989
Page
1
A page 1B feature follows the Hales boys as they divide kitchen chores in a family cooking effort and explore creative meal ideas plus tips for home cooks. The segment highlights practical steps for teamwork in the kitchen and simple recipes.
Mike Deupree ignored warnings about driving into New York City. The note on page 2A recounts the caution and the consequences of not heeding it.
The Milwaukee Brewers selected University of Wisconsin pitcher Cal Eldred in the opening round of the baseball draft. Former pro Angie Lee has joined the University of Iowa women’s basketball coaching staff.
A court dispute questions claims that the Palo nuclear plant is the 18th worst in the nation. The Iowa case centers on disputed performance rankings and company accountability as pages 2A detail.
Several major banks lower their prime lending rates by half a percentage point to 11 percent. The move follows economic shifts and affects borrowing costs for consumers and businesses.
Some individuals hold beliefs passed down within their families for generations, shaping choices and perspectives across households. The article examines how enduring traditions influence behavior, social norms, and intra family discussions in communities.
Gov. Terry Branstad vetoed 12.4 million in new and existing spending covering prisons, universities, transportation and welfare. The action blocks convicted felons from less secure jail settings, cuts a subsidized air link, halts a health care for all study and spending pool, and vetoes new education savings, IPTV transmitter, AIDS coalitions funding, and rural bonding plans. Approved items include higher Aid for Dependent Children benefits, increased provider reimbursements, and more Medicaid and pregnant‑woman medical aid.
Iowa reports May personal and corporate income taxes totaling 414.7 million dollars, a 20.4 percent rise from a year ago. Officials say the month marks the first time revenues topped 400 million and push the fiscal 1989 total to about 2.644 billion, signaling a possible budget surplus.
Troops from rival corps clash around Tiananmen and in southwestern Beijing as soldiers battle amid continued demonstrations for reform. Reports say hundreds were killed during Saturday’s crackdown and Li Peng may have been wounded in the Great Hall of the People.
President Bush suspended U S military sales to China and halted weapons exports after the Tiananmen crackdown. He urged global sympathy for Chinese demonstrators and urged continued trade with China while preserving diplomatic ties. Bush announced sanctions but kept the U S ambassador and avoided broader actions.
Levin White, an ex Iowa State football player, was given 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to armed robbery of a Burger King in Ames in March. The 21-year-old from Alta Loma Calif faced kidnapping charges dropped in a plea deal.
In Warsaw the Communist Party conceded a crushing defeat as Solidarity appears set to win nearly all seats it contested. The disclosure came two days before official results, with party officials and Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski proposing a grand coalition despite Solidarity’s strong showing.
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