Katie Transfers to Iowa Stringer
Katie joins the Iowa Stringer program after leaving Washington noting excitement for a former Washington player as part of the transfer move.
16 Jun 1987
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1987
Page
1
Katie joins the Iowa Stringer program after leaving Washington noting excitement for a former Washington player as part of the transfer move.
Orville Townsend Sr. a member of the Iowa City school board, appeared in court on charges of holding a woman against her will Sunday night and declined comment Monday as the case moves forward. The report appears in the Iowa News section.
Rhode Island for a third time formally declines to elect delegates amid a rain taboo dispute. Officials maintain the stand, citing local regulations and procedural delays affecting the selection process.
A light humor item notes that we need not worry when spouses mutter in sleep unless they begin laughing in their dreams, a playful twist on late night conversations.
President Reagan urged Congress to back naval protection for Persian Gulf tankers, warning the Soviets would act if the United States does not. He framed the Gulf mission as vital to U.S. interests and friend nations, amid talks of possible arms cuts with the Soviet Union.
Students clash with riot police across eight cities in a sustained campaign against President Chun Doo Hwan. Police report hundreds injured as protesters attack stations and seize gear while a church rally in Seoul draws thousands chanting Rise up.
Nicaraguan rebels say they killed Benjamin Linder, an American engineer from Portland, believing he was a Cuban adviser. Interviews with rebels and Sandinista witnesses question the official account of the ambush near San Jose de Bocay on April 28. The case has prompted U.S. congressional scrutiny and calls for a State Department inquiry.
Cedar Rapids based Iowa Electric Light Power Co. issued a peak alert for the first time in four years as temperatures rose statewide. Utilities urged customers to cut usage 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. amid tight capacity and a nuclear plant refueling at Duane Arnold near Palo.
Rosemary L. Myers 60 died from a blunt head injury after a domestic argument with her daughter Yvette M. Myers 31 escalated Monday at 1207 N St SW. Yvette Myers is charged with first degree murder and held in Linn County Jail awaiting court. The incident began with an emergency call at 12 42 p m and involved a dispute over money lent to a friend.
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