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18 Jun 1989
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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1989
Page
1
Peer Court Trial Seeks to Curb Youth Crime
Gov. Terry Branstad signed the statewide peer review courts into law on May 31, introducing juvenile run panels to judge misdemeanors for first time offenders. Teens who complete sentences may have records wiped, with Teen Court juries and Becky Diane of Story County juvenile court volunteering. Outcomes remain uncertain as Cedar Rapids area programs expand to treat serious offenses at Four Oaks and other facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Koeneman
Gazette News
Terry
Branstad
Renaud
Becky Diane
Story County
Iowa
Delia
Eldora
Toledo
Cedar Rapids
Four Oaks
Childrens Home
Camp Good Health
Today’s Chuckle: Missed Car Payments Jumpstart Steps
A lighthearted quip notes that skipping a few car payments can supposedly help you regain footing. The joke pivots on financial misfortune as a humorous remedy. No individuals or organizations are named.
Eight sentenced to death in Beijing democracy protests
Gazette reports eight young protesters in Beijing were sentenced to death for their roles in a violent rally. more than 1,000 arrestees nationwide face possible death sentences. Beijing and Shanghai trials signal harsh crackdown while U S relations may worsen over Beijing's actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Wire Services
Beijing
Democracy
Shanghai
United States
U.S
China
Miniature horse exhibitor at Iowa Fair honors Willie
Patton of Taylor Ridge Iowa brushes his miniature horse Willie after entry into the miniature horse exhibition. Judges rate conformation and color for animals no taller than 34 inches. fairgoers note rising attendance but indoor crowds lag. Dad’s Day highlights include midway opening and Stock Car Championship at 2. Mesquakie demo at 4:30 and wrist wrestling at 5. High diving acts begin at 1:50 and repeat every two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Patton
Taylor Ridge
Lrr
Willie
Patton
Roland Askelson
Lutheran Laymen’s League
Feds bust nine state Cornbread Mafia marijuana ring
Federal authorities say a Kentucky group calling themselves the Cornbread Mafia built the nation’s largest domestic marijuana operation. The ring spread across nine Midwest states from farms, using a paramilitary force to run operations and guard sites. About 182 tons of marijuana, tied to 29 sites and 64 Kentucky residents plus four others, were traced to the Marion County base with $350 million seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Kentucky
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
U.S
Joseph Whittle
Western District of Kentucky
Organized ‘Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force
United States
Whittle
Longtime Cedar Rapids activist Viola Gibson dies
Viola Gibson 83 a longtime leader in religious and civil rights activities in Cedar Rapids was found dead Saturday morning at 1301 16th St SE Linn County Medical Examiner Dr Percy Harris said she died in her sleep peacefully Harris noted she helped found the Cedar Rapids chapter of the NAACP and led efforts for minority rights and opportunities in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverley ‘Duffy
Lisa Ann Williamson
Viola Gibson
Cedar Rapids
Hugh
16Th St . SE
Linn County
Percy Harris
Gibson
Harrises
Harris
The
Gazette
National Association For’ the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
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