02 Nov 1987
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1987
Page
1
Linn County Auditor predicts 128000 turnout, 44 percent of registered voters, for Tuesday's Cedar Rapids election, which would mark the longest turnout in 18 years. Also notes state governor's spending and sports briefs from Phoenix, Indianapolis, Chicago, and Houston.
Supreme Court nominee Douglas H. Ginsburg faced scrutiny for owning about 140000 in a cable firm while involved in a Justice Department effort to extend First Amendment protections to cable operators. Officials said he did not discuss staying out of the case with ethics officers, and the court later sided with his arguments. He argued his holdings in Rogers Communications would not be affected by the decision.
AK RIDGE Tenn AP production of the first bomb grade uranium in the United States since 1964 has begun with Oak Ridge as final processing site. The material was shipped to Great Britain for enrichment then returned to Ohio and Oak Ridge for weapon usable form under tight security. Details on quantity dates and schedules are classified.
The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia plans to move a 70 ton Boeing 707 named Foxtrot Papa to clear space for a $41 million addition but has found no takers due to high moving costs. Air enthusiasts balk at an estimated $250,000 towing fee despite the jet’s long history from Queen Elizabeth II to British Airways.
Tabatha Foster of Madisonville Kentucky underwent a rare experimental operation delivering a liver pancreas small intestine and part of a stomach and colon to a three year old girl. The 15 hour surgery began Saturday night and ended Sunday morning with Tabatha in critical but improving condition in intensive care.
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