01 Nov 1988
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1988
Page
1
Packwood Pekin defeated Center Point Pointers 35 to 6 to dash their Class 1A football title hopes. Jeffery Stevens pleads guilty to attempted murder following a December Cedar Rapids bar shooting. Northwestern Bell directory sale information questioned by Teleconnect. Family reunion humor tops INDEX TODAY’S CHUCKLE.
American hostage Terry Anderson releases a videotaped statement denouncing U S efforts to free him and urging the next president to act. President Reagan denies blocking negotiations and his spokesman calls the tape a cynical political ploy ahead of the November election.
Public Safety Commissioner Bob Jaeger dismissed Linda Hinzman civil rights charges as baseless and claimed a small group of detractors oppose his hands on approach as commissioner. Hinzman, wife of ex police chief Gary Hinzman, alleges sexism harassment retaliation over pay and duties and cites her overtime and payroll scrutiny as proof. Jaeger denies all harassment or discrimination.
In Cedar Rapids the Mayberry cast posed outside Floyd's Beauty and The Barber renamed for the event. Otis is portrayed by Deb Clair, Floyd by Lori Haddy, and Bea by Kathy Kruse, all appearing in barber shop attire and ready for a themed reenactment.
Imelda Marcos pleads innocent to racketeering charges accusing her of aiding husband Ferdinand Marcos in stealing about 100 million from the Philippines treasury. Judge Keenan sets 5 million bail restricting travel pending bond details. She arrived with a large entourage and wore a glamorous aquamarine gown.
The Republican ticket ridiculed Dukakis for declaring himself liberal linking to FDR Truman and Kennedy. Bush and Quayle mocked his empathy claim and identity crisis while he defended abortion rights and economic justice for women. Dukakis defended a liberal tradition as he barnstormed in several cities.
Actor producer John Houseman dies at his Malibu home Monday at age 86. Family friend Ivan Goff confirms the death and says Houseman had spinal cancer noted by friend Margo Harley. Known for War of the Worlds and The Paper Chase Kingsfield role, he won an Oscar for acting and teaching mastery.
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