24 Jun 1987
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1987
Page
1
The article notes that the largest toy retailer plans to launch its first Iawa outlet later this year, signaling expansion beyond its current markets. No other major details are provided in the readable text.
Iowa lawmakers approve spending up to 300000 dollars to start a world trade institute to educate Iowa firms on exporting. Ling Ling panda gives birth at National Zoo to a healthy cub. All Iowa Fair schedule released. IE Industries Cedar Rapids signs a deal with Colony Energy Alabama to coordinate gas purchases. Beef promotion group to spend 65 million dollars in government financing for meat promotion in Japan.
A light hearted line on love and desire presents the paradox of seeking irresistible affection. The quip suggests romance as a mutual longing, noting the irony of trying to compel attraction while longing to be desired in return.
VA doctors oppose mandatory AIDS testing for all patients in veterans hospitals and call for expanded voluntary testing. AMA policy aims for mandatory tests for immigrants and prisoners, seeking a national framework. The VA warns coercive policy could exceed legal authority while outlining risk and transmission facts amid Reagan urging review.
Former CIA employee Glenn Robinette testified he installed a 16000 security system at Lt. Col. Oliver North’s home and exchanged backdated invoices to make it seem North paid. He earned over 2000 on the deal after Secord paid him, highlighting alleged outside compensation bans and penalties.
Prices in May rose 0.3 percent, the weakest month this year as energy costs eased and food prices surged. Through May, consumer prices climbed 5.6 percent annually, with economists predicting a near five percent annual inflation for the year. The dollar’s decline has partly stabilized, yet the United States owed the world $236.6 billion at 1986's end, Commerce reported.
The U S Supreme Court unanimously overrules a Civil War era ruling to require Ronald Calder a 47 year old air traffic controller from Sioux City Iowa to be extradited to Puerto Rico for murder charges in a 1981 case In Aguadilla Calder allegedly ran over and killed a pregnant woman and her fetus after a parking lot confrontation Authorities previously refused extradition citing the 1861 Ohio Kentucky case but would sign if charges were reduced to manslaughter
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that withholding federal highway funds from states not raising the drinking age to 21 is a valid use of Congress spending power to promote public safety. The decision centers on the 1984 law aimed at reducing teen drunk driving.
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