Golfers tell stories about amazing aces
Local golf pages recount remarkable hole in one feats as players share anecdotes from recent rounds. Spectators and clubs highlight precision, luck, and the moments when a ball finds the cup on a single shot.
10 May 1988
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1988
Page
1
Local golf pages recount remarkable hole in one feats as players share anecdotes from recent rounds. Spectators and clubs highlight precision, luck, and the moments when a ball finds the cup on a single shot.
Iowa reports note a memorial being erected at Washington High School for two seniors killed in a Colorado plane crash. The item appears on page 2A and details local remembrance by the Cedar Rapids community.
A light joke notes that some people seem to watch their step by keeping their foot in their mouth, a playful exaggeration of careless talk. The line hints at self ridicule about talking too much.
Senate leaders indefinitely postponed the opening of debate on the U S Soviet medium range missile treaty due to a serious dispute over on site inspection provisions. Senate leaders Byrd and Dole agreed to await resolution of the issues before proceeding.
A Seattle jury convicted Stella Nickell 44 of Auburn on two counts of causing death by tampering with a product and three counts of tampering in the first death by cyanide laced Extra Strength Excedrin. Sentences could include life terms.
Iowa State University President Gordon Eaton apologized for utterly senseless behavior by drunken revelers during the Weishea weekend. He said there is no reasonable explanation and vowed to address the violence after 45 arrests and injuries to eight officers.
Steven Hadley faces federal charges for taking 1.1 million dollars from John Deere Community Credit Union and is bound for Cedar Rapids via marshal service aircraft with stops. He previously used the alias Richard Finley, was arrested in Friendswood Texas, and has separate Texas charges. A 1 million bond is on state charges in Waterloo.
White House denounces Donald Regan's memoir For the Record as a tell all portraying President Reagan as indecisive and unduly influenced by Nancy Reagan. Marlin Fitzwater defends the First Lady while sidestepping links to astrology in scheduling.
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