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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1986

Page

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Weather Outlook for Today and Tonight

Partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs near 80. Lows in the 60s. See page TIA for details.

Mingo affair draws Iowa into ongoing political soap opera

Reporters and curious crowds flocked to Jasper County Court House as Dawn Wilson and Karee Anderson testified about a legislative bachelor party. The staged scandal involved exotic dancers and alleged oral sex with a legislator, keeping lawmakers and the public riveted while witnesses remained tight lipped.

Newton Jasper County Iowa Dawn Wilson Des Moines Wilson Richard Varn Lown City Karee Anderson Fort Dodge Mingo

Former FMC workers face tough transitions a year on

A year after 77 FMC Cedar Rapids layoffs the Gazette finds 58 respondents report major life changes. Gerald Boardman aged 52 once earned 12 dollars an hour making Link-Belt cranes and now works as a part time produce clerk earning five dollars. Charles Zvacek remains unemployed and studies electronic equipment repair at Kirkwood Community College. Gerald Clinton dies at 52 from a blood clot on May 10.

FMC Gerald Boardman Kirkwood Community College Dale Kueter Cedar Rapids Charles Zvacek Gerald Clinton

After FMC layoff Cedar Rapids workers face long road to recovery

A year after FMC Corp halted Cedar Rapids production hundreds of workers cope with unemployment. Many face financial strain and emotional trauma while a few rebuild with new careers and communities. Some pursue Kirkwood training as health costs and age bias complicate job searches.

FMC Corp Cedar Rapids FMC Boardman Beecher Court Kirkwood Zvacek

Accords Clear Way For Saudi Receipt Of Awacs Planes

United States and Saudi Arabia reached agreements to permit delivery of five Awacs planes later this month. President Reagan will send Congress a written certification as required. The accords aim to prevent misuse of the systems and information and to ensure they are not used against Israel.

Washington United States Saudi Arabia Administration Reagan Congress Israel Awacs

Public fatigue cited as politicians retire due to illness

A satirical remark suggests retirement by politicians stems from illness and fatigue while the public grows weary of them. The statement underscores public sentiment in a concise 20th century tone.

Women seen as better spies due to stress handling

An AP report cites Gay Courter arguing women excel at espionage because they maintain cover and handle stress, while CIA veteran Walter Pforzheimer and Eleanore Hoar offer mixed views, noting individual differences and effective housewife-type covers in Asia and Hong Kong.

Boston Israel Gay Courter Walter Pforzheimer CIA Asia South America Eleanore Hoar Hong Kong Hoar

Durban hotel car bombing sparks violence fears in South Africa

A car bomb outside the Parade Hotel in Durban killed two white women and wounded 15 as security forces prepared for a weekend of unrest. Blacks planned a nationwide strike Monday marking Soweto riots, while Brig. Leon Meller said police and military would keep control with emergency powers.

Durban South Africa Soweto Bureau of Information Dave Steward Bureau For Information Leon Meller Parade Indian Ocean African National Congress ANC Pretoria

Thousands Rally in Central Park Against Apartheid

Tens of thousands gathered on Central Park’s Great Lawn to protest apartheid with participants from Manhattan boroughs, New Jersey, and beyond. Police estimated 35,000 while organizers claimed up to 90,000. Speaker turnout was planned for a 60-foot stage.

New York Times NEW York Manhattan Harlem East Harlem Chelsea Greenwich Village Lower East Side Upper West Side Central Park New Jersey Taz Mende San Francisco Mende South Africa U.S

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