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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1987

Page

2

Hart sex saga for Hart: patience wearing thin

In a sharp column the writer questions media ethics and Gary Hart’s presidential hopes amid Donna Rice photos. He faults The Miami Herald for sloppy back-door surveillance and misreporting, suggests the affair could derail Hart or, if false, still damage him politically.

Jessica Hahn Donna Rice Ms. Rice Gazette Miami Herald Gary Hart Hart The Phi Beta Kappa Duane Crock Gazette Graphics Duane the Herald National Enquirer Herald Enquirer Senator Hart Mariette Hartley Rimini Uss Ticonderoga White House American Express

Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Addresses

The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 lists pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions, including Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues, with rates of 11.80 for 4 weeks and 128.26 for 52 weeks, plus 161.00 for 52 weeks to out of state. It notes no mail subscriptions in carrier areas and provides post address and AP republication rights.

The Gazette Company Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S Associated Press AP News Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc P.O

Iowa Senate grudgingly OKs riverboat gambling bill

Iowa lawmakers signal cautious support for a measure permitting limited gambling on excursion boats with a 15-boat license plan, $5 per play limits, and a $200 per outing cap, but critics warn enforcement will be difficult and the bill faces a tough floor test amid deadlines.

Senators Ken Sullivan Des Moines Iowa Senate Senate State Government Bill Dieleman D-Pella House of Representatives Mississippi Missouri Dieleman Joe Welsh Dubuque Senate Ways and Means Committee Edgar Holden R-Davenport C.W. Hutchins D-Audubon

Par rish held after critical head injury at Cedar Rapids residence

Henry Edgar Parrish, 35, of 390 16th St SE, was in custody after a man suffered a critical head injury at Parrish home. Police and medics arrived around 10 to 11 pm. The victim remained unidentified and unconscious as of 11:30 pm. Neighbors saw a bloodied body loaded into an ambulance. Parrish faced prior charges including willful injury in 1986 and impersonating an officer in 1985. Police cordoned the home at 11 pm.

Dave Gosch Fite Henry Edgar Parrish 16Th St. SE Parrish Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital Harry Fleck Fleck First Avenue Cedar River

Bedell aids Argentines in constitution rewrite talks

Former Iowa congressman Berk Bedell joined a U S delegation led by Walter Mondale to Buenos Aires to advise Argentina on rewriting its constitution. The group, including Tom Eagleton and Abner Mikva, met in small working groups to share views while noting Argentina’s need for a more specific charter and a weaker court system than the United States.

Bedell Buenos Aires Iowa Argentina United States U.S Supreme Court

Raccoon Burglary Suspect Baffles Iowa Deputy

Fayette County Chief Deputy Sheriff Joel Dryer investigated a Maynard home after lamps went missing. A raccoon footprint on the basement window and broken lamps revealed the culprit in six minutes. The home had no inhabitants, yet the incident sparked a faux burglary scare.

Cindy Kranz Sazette Iowa Mest Union Fayette County Joel Dryer Maynard Dryer Long Arm of the Law Arge Dano

Cresco man retains title as fastest sacker

Paul Heffernen of Cresco Iowa won the fourth annual All-American Paper Grocery Sack Pack-Off on NBC Today in 40 seconds. The 24 year old bagger earned 1883 dollars, beating Peggy Weidner of Shippenville Pennsylvania, who finished runner up. The event drew 27 finalists from 200 supermarket chains across the country after a Chicago semifinal.

New York Paul Heffernen Cresco Iowa Heffernen Peggy Weidner Shippenville Chicago American Paper Institute

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