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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1987
Page
2
Mike Deupree argues that a rough mechanical poultry processing exposes chicken contents as crud bringing risk from campylobacter and salmonella. He warns of labeling, favors a grading system not resulting in blanket bans, but doubts federal adoption.
Gladys Burrows describes a holdup at Captain Jack's on Grand Ave Marion where a man aimed a gun and demanded cash. Burrows tackled him and fled to call police, prompting a rapid departure on foot with an undetermined sum of money. Police search yielded no arrest. The suspect is a Black male about 5 foot 6, in a blue cap and shirt.
Illinois Senator Paul Simon announced his Democratic presidential bid at Indianola High School after first speaking at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. He pledged to uphold working family values, shared a vision of America at work in a world at peace, and noted polls placing him third among Democrats while courting Hart supporters. He spoke with his wife Jeanne and children nearby and emphasized education and rural America.
Iowa Congressman Fred Grandy earned $89,500 in 1986 as a member of Congress while his Love Boat acting residuals topped $392,000 that year. The report notes House members may only earn limited income beyond their salary, with many contributing extra earnings to charity.
Anti CIA protesters pressed University of Iowa officials to drop disciplinary action against 17 students who occupied an office during a February protest. President James Freedman was not present, with two vice presidents meeting instead.
A 50 bed residential care facility is suggested for Cedar Rapids northwest side. Pharmacist Robert Sample and Michael Pietrzak hold the option on 2204 Johnson Ave NW with Julius Pietrzak and Zofia Pietrzak listed as owners. The plan seeks a major land use change and would demolish a near century old duplex adjacent to a postal substation.
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