Man freed on recognizance after bar ax incident
A man accused of wielding an ax at a C R bar has been released on his own recognizance. Details appear on page 2A.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1989
Page
1
Christmas events open weekend in Cedar Rapids
An outdoor party parade and Santa visit kick off the Christmas season in Cedar Rapids this weekend. Read pages 11-12A for details on holiday festivities and related events.
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Cedar Rapids
UFCW Members Demand Vote on Raises for Union Officers
Money issue prompts a push by some UFCW members for a vote reviewing pay raises given to union officers. The item appears on page 9C.
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UFCW
Tennis Greats King and Casals to Dedicate Coe Center
Billie Jean King and Rosie Casals will appear at the dedication of Cooper East tennis center, marking a notable exhibition for fans and promotion of the new facility.
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Billie Jean King
Rosie Casals
Coe’s
Page IC
May we have the next dents at the auto body shop
A local auto body shop signs humorously inviting customers with the bumper slogan May we have the next dents. The playful sign adds a light moment to a busy service day.
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Auto Body Shop
Water gate failure debate hinges on sabotage vs error
Cedar Rapids officials dispute a dam gate mishap blamed on a computer error. Police insist the gates opened by error two weeks ago, while Water Director Lee Coppock maintains sabotage is likelier, with engineer Barrett noting possible software conditions.
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Roland Krekeler
Atte
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Frank Engrav
Lee Coppock
Coppock
David Barrett
Barrett
Engrav
Winter Weather Hits Iowa With Flurries and Wind
Associated Press and Gazette staff report cold air and snow moved into eastern Iowa as winds howl. The National Weather Service warns of worsening conditions from two weather systems: a low over the Ohio Valley and a cold high north of Montana, affecting travel and prompting alert coverage.
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National Weather Service
Iowa
Weather Service
Ohio Valley
Canada
Montana
Bush backs 35 percent pay raise for Congress
President Bush endorses a plan to raise salaries for members of Congress and top officials by 35 percent or more while tightening ethics rules. House leaders expect passage today. Senate vote set for Thanksgiving. Tauke opposes the package though he supports parts addressing ethics and concerns from his campaign.
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GaZene
Washington
Bush
Congress
House
Senate
Tom Tauke
Rtowa
Executive Branch
Machine guns seized in gambling probe in Iowa
Kenneth French was arrested after authorities found a hidden room in his Washington home containing 26 firearms including machine guns and a sawed off shotgun. Agents seized seven video game machines from French's Tavern and Restaurant Equipment Co. along with records and cash during a weeklong probe into illegal video gambling.
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Rick Smith
Azette
Washington, Iowa
Kenneth French
Iowa
Washington
French’s Tavern and Restaurant Equipment Co
Gerald Partridge
French
Partridge
Ex-lover Testifies at Cocaine Trial In Cedar Rapids
Wendy Pilarczyk testified that Harry Ambrose and Larry Regennitter used and furnished cocaine to others at parties. She said Regennitter shared cocaine repeatedly with her and others despite defense attempts to discredit her. Ambrose remains jailed after earlier obstruction charges. trial has been ongoing since October 31 in U.S. District Court.
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Dick Hogan
Harry Ambrose
Ambrose
Larry Regennitter
Wendy Pilarczyk
New York
Regennitter
Tom Vogt
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Pilarczyk
Donald Carr
Tornado Strikes Huntsville Alabama Killing 14 and Injuring 285
A northeastern Alabama tornado hit during rush hour destroying a shopping district and schools. Police reported 14 dead, 285 wounded, with about 500 displaced. rescuers searched rubble into the night as National Guard troops aided. Dow town Jones Valley Elementary School and Waterford Square apartments were reported destroyed.
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Huntsville
Ala
Ben Jennings
Alabama
Steve Hettinger
Guy Hunt
Montgomery
Hunt
National Guard
Jones Valley
Waterford Square
Queensbury
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