19 Jun 1987
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1987
Page
1
The article notes strong reviews for Tango and reports Fleetwood members considering solo careers while 600 attendees gather for a Shrine convention, highlighting tension between group cohesion and individual ambitions.
A former Illinois woman who drew national notice for copying her buttocks as a prank was shot to death outside her Currie home on Tuesday. The incident follows other items including nursing study at UNI and James Freedman’s final Iowa presidency day.
The June 19 1787 diary notes general principles for a national framework. It outlines a two house legislature with a lower house elected by the people and an upper house chosen by the lower chamber from state named candidates. Both houses to be apportioned by population.
A lighthearted note jokes about ancient savings as bills were low. The brief quip riffs on early commerce and frugal times, delivering a simple humor beat with a nod to primitive man.
Tens of thousands of students clashed with police in Seoul and eight cities during an Anti Tear Gas Day. Protesters chanted for an end to tear gas and for political change while riot police used gas to break up marches. Hundreds were injured as authorities warned of drastic measures to quell the unrest.
Gov. Terry Branstad reported from Seoul that South Korean student protests have occurred near the Westin Chosun Hotel but have not disrupted the Iowa trade delegation’s mission. He noted some violence the previous night with debris and a fire but said demonstrations remained nonlethal overall.
Four teen kidnappers abducted American journalist Charles Glass in West Beirut after stopping his car and beating him. They also seized Ali Osseiran, son of Lebanon’s defense minister, as police reported the incident near a Syrian army checkpoint. Glass, 36, Los Angeles, was researching a Middle East book for ABC TV.
Joan Kyle of Gilman, 45, won the Iowa Lottery jackpot worth 900000 dollars. She plans to keep her job at Glick Supply Co and help family, while receiving 33750 dollars annually for 20 years after taxes.
IBP will open a 9 million tannery near its Joslin Illinois plant, creating about 40 jobs, after Iowa officials were told the state offered a negative business climate. IBP cited Illinois as more favorable for expansion despite local support for Muscatine. A company spokesman did not link the decision to another IBP controversy.
A federally funded two year USC Medical School study shows combination cholesterol lowering drugs and a low fat diet can reduce and even reverse atherosclerosis in bypass patients. Among 162 treated patients 16.2 percent showed lesion regression versus 2.4 percent of controls. total cholesterol fell 26 percent and triglycerides 22 percent.
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