27 Jun 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1989
Page
1
A Linn County sheriff is reported to have paid dues to the National Rifle Association. The article notes ongoing tensions over gun rights and political influence within local law enforcement.
A Page 1C report details allegations about Pete Rose and his gambling habits. The article presents claims from unnamed sources and outlines potential impacts on Rose’s career and legacy.
A Cedar Rapids linked firm will assist in developing the superconducting Super Collider project. The article notes the firm’s participation as part of the science effort and outlines its potential contributions and partnerships within the project.
A brief guide advises practical steps to reduce lightning risk. It outlines seeking shelter indoors during storms, avoiding tall structures and water, and keeping electronics unplugged when storms approach. Nearby warnings and local safety tips are summarized for readers.
A local beauty parlor event draws residents seeking style advice and grooming services. Clients report friendly staff, quick appointments, and a welcoming atmosphere that boosts neighborhood confidence.
Iowa Democratic leaders asked Gov. Branstad to call a one day special session to approve state funds for two unauthorized expenditures. They want a general fund match to federal money for a Channel 12 transmitter near West Branch. Branstad declined saying the issues can be resolved without a session.
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that youths as young as 16 and defendants with mild retardation may face the death penalty if a jury considers these factors before sentencing. In other rulings, justices held no cap on punitive damages in personal injury cases and upheld a $6 million civil award, with due process open to limiting such awards.
President Bush plans to announce a sweeping proposal this week to reform campaign financing, curb incumbency advantages, and tighten limits on PAC contributions and free congressional mail. White House officials say the plan excludes public financing and total spending caps, focusing instead on disclosure and tighter party and independent group spending.
Activists in Hong Kong aided two student leaders Wu'er Kaixi and Li Lu and two dissident intellectuals Wan Run nan and Yan Jiaqi to escape imprisonment and possible death. Wu'er fled with his girlfriend Liu Yan and Yan Jiaqi with his wife Gao Ao. at least a dozen others moved to safety as part of the movement for freedom.
A $20 000 pilot project between Hy-Vee Food Stores and the juvenile home in Toledo Iowa offers teen residents job training and social skills to improve hiring prospects. Gov Branstad Hy-Vee and educators celebrated the two year effort aimed at providing self esteem and work readiness for youths with difficult backgrounds.
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