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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1987

Page

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Winning leftovers Turkey can lose appeal with imagination

Readers taught to transform Thanksgiving leftovers into appealing dishes. Methods include repurposing turkey into new flavors, avoiding bland reuse, and adding varied textures to rescue cold meats.

Iowa News Bits May 1990s Political and Sports Notes

CAUCUS 788 reports politicians admit endorsements don’t guarantee wins while major supporters from Chuck Long to Tom Miller back candidates. Iowa prep wrestling teams rank top in divisions. UNI Panthers await Youngstown State in the NCAA I-AA playoffs as a No 3 seed. Business: R Foster Winans faces 18 months prison term and legal fees over insider trading.

Detroit Lions Chuck Long Iowa Tom Miller UNI Panthers Youngstown State Panthers R. Foster Winans Wall Street Journal Wnans Page SC

Today’s Chuckle Laughing at government contract humor

A humorous quip notes the joke that the last to laugh may have secured a pricey government contract for toilet seats. The line plays on procurement costs and public perception of spending.

Cuban detainees seize hostages in Oakdale riot

Cuban prisoners at the Federal Detention Center outside Oakdale Louisiana held more than 20 captives after a Saturday night riot that injured 23. They demanded not to be sent back to Cuba and to avoid prosecution. Negotiations continued as hundreds of officers surrounded the center.

Oakdale Cuba Luenelte Johnson Bureau of Prisons Immigration and Naturalization Service Mario Ortiz Ortiz Laredo Texas Louisiana J.R. Johnson Federal Detention Center Johnson Detention

Shultz says U.S. offers on-site Soviet inspection rights

Secretary of State Shultz in Geneva says the United States will allow on-site inspection rights at a U.S. missile facility as negotiators press to close the INF arms treaty. He and Edward Shevardnadze expect completion in the coming two days ahead of the Washington summit. Marshal Akhromeyev may join the Soviet delegation.

Geneva George Shultz United States Soviet Union U.S Washington Eduard Shevardnadze Shultz Mikhail Gorbachev Shevardnadze Reagan Colin Powell Sergei Akhromeyev

Farm health study aims to monitor farmers long term

Researchers at the National Farm Medicine Center plan a long term study of farm families to track work practices and health records, seeking to identify patterns of ailments linked to farm life similar to the Framingham Heart Study. The project examines exposure to chemicals, noise, molds, and other hazards in rural settings.

Marshfield Wis National Farm Medicine Center James Marx Marshfield Medical Research Foundation Marshfield Medical Clinic Wisconsin United States Framingham Massachusetts

Handsome Move by Mike Robertson Street Plant

Mike Robertson of Iowa City performs a street plant near the Iowa Memorial Union. He and friends enjoy a warm Sunday afternoon skating in a casual street display.

Mike Robertson Iowa City Iowa Memorial Union Robertson

Older men outpace women among centenarians in lifestyle

A national study finds men 85 and older are fewer in number than women but fare better economically and socially. More than 4 percent of men 85 plus work full time versus 1 percent of women. men are more likely to be married and living independently.

Ashington America Charles F. Longino University of Miami Longino Census Bureau U.S Gerontological Society of America

Elderly Face Fewer Violent Crimes But Suffer More Severe Attacks

Government data show seniors have about half the violent crime rate of younger people since 1973, yet when crimes occur older victims are more often seriously harmed. From 1980 to 1985 adults 50 to 64 were twice as likely to be victimized as those 65 and older, and 12 to 24 year olds faced the highest risk.

Ashington Justice Department Bureau of Justice Statistics U.S

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