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13 Mar 1988
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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1988
Page
1
Cedar Rapids bank robber turns himself in after chase
Robert McNeese, the Cedar Rapids man who robbed United State Bank last month, explains he spent over 18000 dollars on limousines and Cocaine and fine foods before surrendering 13 days later. He says he traveled to Chicago with Earth Wind and Fire and offered Polaroid photos as proof. He decided to surrender after thinking about his seven month old son Dominic and the need to see him. He is in Linn County Jail awaiting further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
United State Bank
Robert McNeese
the Gazette
Chicago
Earth, Wind and Fire
Perignon Champagne
McNeese
Dominic
FBI
Police
Linn County
Dyersville St Patrick Parade features four children parade group
Look of the Irish Trisha Boge Shelly Ries Natalie Ries and Marty Boge from Dyersville carry a sign in St Francis Xavier Basilica Circle 1. Grand marshal Bill McGowan aged 100 rides in a car amid weather. He pleads guilty to bank robbery and related charges from a sting operation selling stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trisha Boge
Shelly Ries
Natalie Ries
Marty Boge
Dyersville
St. Francis Xavier Basilica
Bill McGowan
Experts see early decline in worldwide birthrate
ALLOIRES France AP experts from a three day symposium predict world birthrate will begin to decline within 12 years for the first time, stabilizing global population after a century and a half. They cite new projections from developing nations and note that low infant mortality drives stabilization rather than growth.
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Alloires
France
William Foege
Task Force For Child Survival
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Foege
Kenneth Warren
Rockefeller Foundation
Task Force For
Child Survival
Unicef
U.N. Children’s Fund
World Health Organization
Warren
United States
New rule to raise nursing home costs for Medicaid patients
The Reagan administration issued a rule effective April 8 allowing states to shift more nursing home costs to recipients. It could affect 20 to 50 percent of Medicaid nursing home residents, saving the federal government and states between 160 and 615 million dollars over three years. Recipients with pensions or Social Security would pay an extra 50 to 75 dollars monthly, as deductions for medical expenses are curtailed for those not covered by state plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Department of Health and Human Services
Department
Iowa schools train nonteachers to aid students rise
Bus drivers, aides, cooks, secretaries and custodians in Cedar Rapids and Manchester are receiving training to assist students. They learn sign language, behavior management, and emotional support to help deaf riders and distressed youths, with staff like Janice Langel noting students open up to noncertified adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Rogahn Lazette
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
West Delaware
Steve Swanson
Janice Langel
Langer
West Delaware High School
Chuckle on Youth Speech Sparks Generational Gap
A light-hearted quip about younger generations being unable to speak yet. The joke hinges on waiting for them to grow older before forming opinions about their communication.
Jackson sweeps South Carolina Democratic caucuses
Jesse Jackson won South Carolina's Democratic precinct caucuses with 51 percent of 5,075 delegates as 68 percent of precincts reported. Albert Gore Jr. secured 19 percent, Michael Dukakis 692 delegates, while uncommitted trailed with 21 percent. Jackson urged America to find a way out.
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Columbia
S.C
Jesse Jackson
South Carolina
Illinois
Jackson
Greenville
America
Tennessee
Albert Gore Jr
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
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