13 May 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1989
Page
1
About 250 Kennedy students attended the funeral Friday for Leah Wara, a slain classmate. School officials are considering moving some students to McKinley Middle School. Some couples at an Iowa City conference say routine keeps them together.
Mary Randall of Cedar Rapids always wanted a Victorian house and achieved the goal by constructing one. The feature notes her long passion for the style and the completed residence showcased on page 10B.
A Palo man was charged Friday after police seized garbage bags filled with marijuana at his home. The incident prompted a criminal case as authorities pursued charges related to possession and intent to distribute.
After a resignation Cedar Rapids LaSalle High School begins search for a new athletic director. The move follows the departure of the previous administrator.
A lighthearted quip warns that ignore sun safety leads to blisters and burns. The joke frames tanning as risky ignorance, prompting readers to laugh while considering wiser skin care.
Iowa City man William Cline Tinsley, 42, dies when his eastbound car is struck head on by Buddy Winheim, 18, of Denmark, during a pursuit by New London Officer Glen Staley on Highway 34 west of New London. Winheim survives in serious but stable condition while two others in Tinsley’s car are hospitalized. Blood tests pending. seat belt use unknown.
President Bush called for a renewed open skies pact to allow unarmed aerial intelligence flights over Warsaw Pact and NATO nations. He praised Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms and openness while urging further steps with the Soviet leader and allied powers.
Regis and LaSalle high schools unanimously approve a new $7 million central Catholic high school to replace the two facilities. Ground-breaking could occur within a year with a capacity of 600 to 800 students, no site selected, and the old campuses to be sold after opening.
The first contingents of about 1,900 Army and Marine reinforcements arrive at Howard Air Force Base as U S forces bolster Panama amid pressure on Gen. Manuel Noriega. Meanwhile Panama’s Episcopal Conference denounces electoral fraud and violence in a strong church letter read nationwide Sunday.
Iowa City Cambus drivers Blaine and Brett Kelly spotted Blaine’s car, reported stolen, as two men rode by. The drivers pursued on foot while radioing police. the passenger, Mark D. McCutchen, 30, was arrested for public intoxication and simple assault. The driver remains at large.
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