11 Mar 1988
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1988
Page
1
The piece titled Sacre stirred public unrest in Paris in 1913, provoking clashes and strong reactions. A Joffrey version is planned for Hancher, announced as a weekend feature on page 2C, with coverage of the AIDS testing controversy noted on page 5B.
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad said he would consider a proposal to allow casino gambling on riverboats in the state. The discussion centers on expanding gaming opportunities and potential economic impact.
A lighthearted line notes that science has created numerous food substitutes to the point where people have forgotten the original foods.
Senator Bob Dole's campaign halted Illinois television ads for the primary as top aides urged conceding to George Bush. Maseng said a new strategy would be unveiled soon, while anonymous aides noted plans to keep fighting in hopes of a late win in Illinois. The campaign also dismissed over 80 percent of Washington staff and money-raising arms.
Richmond, a Cedar Rapids man previously linked to a fatal infant heroin dose, was arrested with nearly six grams of heroin in his car. Police, who had him under surveillance, also seized more drugs and paraphernalia from his trailer home. The federal complaint cites possession with intent to distribute, valued around $1,800 for the seized heroin.
New York AP reports America's mainline faiths plan a first of its kind ecumenical TV network on cable, uniting Protestant Roman Catholic Eastern Orthodox and Jewish groups. VISN backed startup aims midsummer partial launch with 18 to 20 hours daily in fall, avoiding direct fundraising and relying on commercial sponsorship.
President Reagan and advisers consider five economic measures to force Panama’s Gen Manuel Noriega from office. Options include delaying a $7 million Panama Canal payment, pausing Panama oil transit fees, revoking trade preferences, tightening border checks, and pressing other nations to cut support for Noriega.
In Canton suburbs south of Boston a 15 year old, Rod Matthews, was convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to life with possible parole in 15 years for luring Shaun Ouillette to the woods and bludgeoning him in a case described as curiosity murder.
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