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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1992
Page
3
Edwin Mitchell Ives admitted conspiracy harboring and transporting illegal aliens with four labor violations in exchange for dropping slavery and extortion counts. He faces up to 18 years and 800000 in fines at sentencing this summer by U S District Judge Consuelo Marshall.
Dr. Jack Kevorkian counseled Susan Williams before she died by self administered carbon monoxide at her home in Clawson Michigan. Williams 52 suffered from multiple sclerosis and was wheelchair bound. Police said a mask connected to a carbon monoxide canister was used and Williams appeared to have pulled the lever. No charges filed yet. investigators continuing.
Police Chief Richard Hongisto was dismissed by the San Francisco Police Commission for allegedly ordering the removal of about 2,100 copies of a gay newspaper. Deputy Chief Thomas Murphy became acting chief as Mayor Frank Jordan faced political scrutiny over the move and related appointments.
Ross Perot filed a 64 page financial disclosure in Washington indicating a personal fortune around 3.3 billion, about 800 million higher than prior estimates. The report shows heavy holdings in tax exempt government bonds and land around Dallas, with Squires noting the tally reflects a cautious investor profile.
The Gazette notes its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to encourage readers to drop newspapers for recycling in boxes at City Carton, econofoods, and Hy-Vee stores in Cedar Rapids. It lists publication details, pricing, and mailing information for subscriptions.
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