Budding Bowlers Shine in Youth League Debut
Youth bowlers showcase growing talent with improving averages and strong enthusiasm. Feature highlights the community league atmosphere, coach guidance, and potential stars emerging from local clubs.
02 Nov 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1989
Page
1
Youth bowlers showcase growing talent with improving averages and strong enthusiasm. Feature highlights the community league atmosphere, coach guidance, and potential stars emerging from local clubs.
A Cedar Rapids man remains in jail after being charged with stabbing two men, fueling a swift police investigation and court handling. Equitable of Iowa announces a restructuring plan for its Younkers store due to lack of a buyer, signaling strategic changes for the department store chain.
Bipartisan legislative leaders say they will not alter Iowa's current reapportionment process. The Cedar Rapids City Council's role grows as a campaign issue, shaping local political dynamics.
A Chicago company unveils plans to expand Westdale Cinemas in Cedar Rapids by adding four new screens. The Page 6B notice outlines the project scope and anticipated implications for local moviegoers and traffic.
Blaise Bryant of ISU Cy clone is blazing toward the university's all time rushing mark. Linn-Mar runs past Dubuque Hempstead 40 to 14 in Class 4A opening round playoff action. Orioles manager Frank Robinson earns a top baseball honor.
A light joke notes that in Hollywood if trouble stays unseen a publicist may be needed to bring it to light. The quip plays on fame, media, and image management in the entertainment industry.
Two defense attorneys charged Wednesday that a former prosecutor and his clients held personal grudges that motivated the drug case against three Eastern Iowa businessmen. They detailed past slights involving interactions at the Tycoon bar in Cedar Rapids and noted the prosecutor’s removal from the case. Murphy may be called to testify in Cedar Rapids.
President Daniel Ortega announces the end of the 19 month ceasefire with Contra guerrillas blaming renewed attacks on U.S. influence. He says elections on February 25 will be held but warns U.S. aid could affect the vote. White House rejects renewed aid discussions and insists no request exists.
Washington top health official says he intends to extend indefinitely the federal ban on fetal tissue research citing concern that funding would be seen as promoting abortion. James Mason notes he can extend the ban and will consult HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan before an expected today announcement. The moratorium faces Bush administration opposition but supporters urged lifting it.
Cedar Rapids officials suspect sabotage after open dam gates. FBI Cedar Rapids office will determine if federal jurisdiction applies before local detectives begin work. Mayor Canney and Public Safety Commissioner Jaeger expect FBI input while water safety is debated.
The House approved a 382 to 37 vote to raise the federal minimum wage from 3.35 to 4.25 by April 1991, with a first 45 cent step and a new training wage for 16 to 19 year olds. The measure advances to the Senate, aiming for Bush signature to end an eight year stalemate.
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