Cedar Rapids area notes and safety pledges headline
Julie Lynn Sopher 12 helps resuscitate two Cedar Rapids children after separate breathing incidents on Sept. 26. City safety pledge follows election of Julie Lynn Sopher m Robert Jaeger as Public Safety Commissioner. Eight Soviets visit Cedar Rapids on a Friendship Force exchange touring ADM, Sweeteners, and Armstrong's Department Store.
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Today’s Chuckle about refined taste and smell
A light humor line suggests that sharpening taste comes from an acute sense of smell, framing taste as a refined skill developed through sniffing insight. The quip playful implies sensory irony.
Reagan plan cuts aid as surplus cheese milk and rice fall
Government moves to halve distribution of dairy and grain commodities next year amid shrinking inventories. Officials cite reduced surpluses and a 1985 law prompting dairy herd reductions and lower price supports as reasons for the cutbacks.
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Snowy conditions cited in DC-9 crash investigation
Denver investigators focus on snow buildup on early DC-9 aircraft as a factor in a Continental Airlines crash that killed 27 people and injured 10, while other causes are being considered. The jet carried 82 aboard to Boise and crashed after takeoff in a heavy snowstorm.
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Nurse used drugs to stage rescues at hospital
Richard Angelo, a Lindenhurst nurse, allegedly injected patients with Pavulon or Anectine to trigger near death and then revive them. Prosecutors say at least 10 deaths are being investigated as autopsies and exhumations determine links. Angelo was arraigned on a first degree assault count and held without bail.
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Richard Angel
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Minority report attacks hysterical Iran findings
The eight Republican members on the Iran-contra committees fault the majority for hysterical conclusions. Their 28 page summary argues the Reagan administration acted within law and only made mistakes in judgment. It says there was no constitutional crisis or grand conspiracy and that Reagan did not know about illegal profit diversion.
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Iowa panel urges $1 million cap on medical malpractice claims
A report to Governor Branstad recommends limiting liability in malpractice cases to $1 million and shortening the filing window. It cites costly malpractice and insurance as factors lowering rural birth care and urges legislative action in 1988 with age limits dropping from 20 to 6 for birth injuries and mandatory risk management programs.
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Mary Ellis
Iowa Department of Public Health
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