10 Jun 1988
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1988
Page
1
The event aims for another large turnout with music from the 60s and 70s led by Chubby Checker known as Mr Twist. The page item places the show near Williamsburg and notes strong fan interest this year.
The Community Dispute Settlement Center will launch a fall program pairing theft victims with offenders to negotiate faster repayment and gain insight. Executive Director Bill Eckerly says face to face talks can restore security and debunk myths. The plan mirrors about 100 similar programs nationwide. Victims Tract notes pleasant weather as Taylor Mapias washes a car amid Cedar Rapids temperatures of 74.
Independent counsel Lawrence Walsh named Oliver North as lead-off defendant in the first Iran Contra trial and pressed for dual juries to also try John Poindexter or combined trials for Hakim and Secord. Judge Gesell had ruled four separate trials were necessary to shield immunized testimony.
A wry Index contrasts a solitary boatman who floats alone with a banker who floats a loan, using a pun to hint at independence and financial leverage.
The jump in controller errors at Chicago O'Hare prompts FAA and NTSB into an investigation as nationwide operational errors fall 12 percent in the first four months. Officials note most errors involve enroute spacing and occur without near-collision danger.
U S Senate subcommittee approved 1 75 million federal funds to fund research by University of Iowa and Iowa State University to use vast Kodak plant fermentation waste for nonfood products starting 1990. Cedar Rapids officials and Senator Harkin say the project could ease sewage load and spur industry, boosting corn prices and local economic development.
About 5,000 radical students from Yonsei University tried to march toward the North to press for reunification. Riot police fired tear gas and faced firebombs and rocks, injuring officers and protesters as authorities warned the move threatened national security.
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