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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1986

Page

2

Iowa Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny and Mild

A forecast notes mostly sunny skies with lower humidity. Daytime highs around 80 degrees and cooler nights in the upper 60s. Clear skies tonight and light winds, with page 13A offering further details.

AIDS protected under federal civil rights law say lawyers

A confidential Justice Department draft opinion considers people with AIDS as handicapped under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. It holds that AIDS qualifies as a physical impairment that substantially limits major life activities and may extend to asymptomatic HIV antibodies. The ruling would bar discrimination by federal agencies and recipients of federal funds in employment education and services.

Washington — Justice Civil Rights Division

Suspect Murl McMullin Appears After Murder in Iowa Ward

The murder suspect Murl McMullin, 5 foot 11 and 156 pounds, met his victim Marilyn in a psych ward. His father spoke Saturday of his son at Linn County Jail after a brief court appearance. McMullin reportedly murdered Kotek and began pawning the victim’s possessions. He added new tattoos this week including Marilyn and Mur. The report notes the source page confirms more details on page 12A.

McMullin Marilyn Mur Kotek

Youth wins Herbert Hoover look-alike contest at Kenmore school

An eighth grader Marty McLaughlin was chosen by faculty as the winner in a Herbert Hoover look-alike contest at Herbert Hoover Middle School Kenmore New York. Over 30 students studied Hoover life using an 1888 Hoover photo from the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association West Branch as a guide. The prize included Burger King gift certificates and the school is among 60 U S schools named for Hoover.

Herb Herbert Hoover Middle School Kenmore New York Marty McLaughlin Herbert Hoover Burger King Marty Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association of West Branch Hoover United States Iowa

Police seize man in hijack try in Managua

In Managua a boy attempted to hijack a Boeing 727 as it prepared for takeoff. Police subdued him in a rapid operation, and no shots were fired. 68 passengers were aboard. the suspect was labeled a juvenile delinquent and was to be publicly presented later.

Managua. Nicaragua Managua Lenin Cerna State Security Bureau Cerna Voice of Nicaragua Nicaragua

Index They Broke the Mold When They Made Some People

A concise line reflecting on human variation and resilience. The text contrasts how some individuals resist conformity while others bend under pressure, signaling themes of individuality and adaptability.

Slaves OK Message Lifts Tasso Island Spirits

On Tasso Island Sierra Leone chief Pa Gbesseh Raka smiles as he plans to visit South Bend Indiana children who wrote to reassure him slaves shipped from Bunce Island did not die of cold in Europe. Swanson School sixth graders read the AP report and sent letters to ease fears.

Jim Wand Dubuque Bob Johans Strawberry Point Wand Tasso Sierra Leone South Bend Ind Pa Gbesseh Raka America Bunce Island Europe Swanson School Bend Associated Press Tasso Island

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