22 Jun 1987
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1987
Page
1
University of Idaho physicians pursue development of a drug to alleviate herpes symptoms. The effort involves clinical research with potential benefits for patients suffering recurrent outbreaks and seeks to partner with pharmaceutical firms for trials and approval.
A light column by Donald Kaul finds a pair of equal comedy in Des Moines with witty exchanges. The piece appears on page 2A alongside a varied roundup of summer, world, and Midwest sports notes.
A playful line notes that an idea is all wet, framing it as a light hearted brainstorming quip. The brief entry captures a quirky moment suitable for a small humor column. No exceptional details or entities beyond the joke.
Seoul reports postponement of a government statement on concessions to the opposition amid days of street protests. President Chun Doo Hwan seeks broader input while Roh Tae Woo pledges a political solution as speculation swirls over a comprehensive democratisation package.
In Seoul the ruling Democratic Justice Party debated democratization reforms amid 11 days of street protests. The United States urged peaceful change and warned against military action, with Assistant Secretary Gaston Sigur pressing for open elections and renewed talks with opposition leaders. State radio cited a reform package to be presented to President Chun Doo Hwan.
A tornado struck a mobile home park in Novi at 4:05 p.m. damaging up to 55 homes and killing a man. Six people were injured, four hospitalized, with two in critical condition, as clean up and rescue efforts continued in the Chateau Estates area.
Iowa juvenile services officials say Gov. Branstad's veto of 4.1 million dollars in funding to boost treatment services shortchanges abused and troubled youths. Four Oaks Treatment Center would have gained 125000 to aid about 135 children, many ages around ten, with emotional and behavioral problems. The veto halts planned staff raises and building for a Cedar Rapids facility, though some efforts to fund repairs continue. An executive director notes the veto wiped out most of last session's gains for foster care, residential treatment, and in home counseling.
PTL founders Jim and Tammy Bakker may return to the ministry and TV, lawyer Melvin Belli said after a four hour meeting. The 79 year old lawyer claimed the odds were very much in favor and noted the Bakkers seek to keep the ministry alive, pay creditors, and fulfill their original vision.
New York Times reports a renewed public fascination with unidentified flying objects. Books on alien visits top lists while clubs newsletters and lectures proliferate. Skeptics dismiss a leaked Eisenhower era paper claiming government evidence. Experts link belief to secular messiahs and humanity seeking explanation for trouble.
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