24 Mar 1985
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1985
Page
1
Iowa banks failed earlier this year but were quickly reopened by new owners. W. A. Krause, who runs Kum N Go stores, and associates bought failing institutions in Cherokee and other towns, arguing the move supports local faith in Iowa and its people amid a shaky economy.
Iowa Banking Superintendent Tom Huston guides the state's fragile financial system. He closed four banks this year the most in the nation and warned up to ten could fail due to the weak farm economy. He plans to maintain his blunt, decisive approach.
The note discusses distinctions between a second wind and mere hot air, emphasizing careful interpretation of motivational rhetoric and energy. It cautions against confusing enthusiasm with substance and urges clarity in attribution.
Seven blacks killed in new rioting in eastern Cape Township Kwanabuhle and nearby Langa Uitenhage scenes. Police faced accusations of unprovoked fire as Parliament investigators contradict official accounts. Governor Botha cited a 3000 to 4000 mob marching on Uitenhage.
South Korea continues to detain a Chinese torpedo boat that drifted into its waters with five to eleven crew dead or missing after a mutiny or attempted defection. China and South Korea discuss returning the vessel and crew through Hong Kong officials while crews are treated in Kunsan.
Seven people, including three children, died in Jupiter when a downed 7,620 volt line struck a car and electrocuted those inside as witnesses offered conflicting versions of the events. Autopsies will be performed at the Palm Beach County medical examiner.
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