24 Nov 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1989
Page
1
Goodman writes on Page 2A about the Republican party attempting to reform its public image following criticism over its position on abortion. The column analyzes strategies and potential shifts in messaging as the 2024 political landscape evolves.
An Iowa advocate argues state funds should be withheld from a hospital where patient abuses occurred. The note appears in a page 7A feature while volunteers report on weather service outreach on page 12A.
The University of Iowa Hawkeyes begin the season with top player Matt Bullard sidelined by a knee injury creating uncertainty. The page 1B column notes a light, ongoing feud between football coaches Hayden Fry and Jim Walden as the season starts.
The Gazette presents its 107th volume issue number 319 featuring local news briefs, notices, and community updates for readers.
A light remark about gossip columns where common sense goes unspoken and the humor hinges on telling a columnist the obvious. The item reads as a playful dig at press chatter and everyday rumors.
The court weighs teen consent and parental notification in two upcoming cases from Ohio and Minnesota, while considering broader limits on abortion following Missouri Webster decision. The Illinois settlement on clinic standards also tests how far Webster v. Reproductive Health Services may be extended.
About 300,000 packed Wenceslas Square calling for democratic reforms amid seven days of protests. Dissident Vaclav Havel urged peaceful change and urged forces to stand with the people, while Alexander Dubcek warned against extreme demands.
A three year study of 22 776 women found folic acid containing multivitamins taken in the first six weeks of pregnancy reduce spinal defects such as spina bifida. Defects occurred at 0.9 per 1000 births with vitamins versus 3.3 per 1000 without.
Scientists from four institutes report in Science that the Chinese derived drug 9-AC rapidly reduced transplanted human colon cancers in mice. The treatment produced eight months of cancer-free survival with no major adverse effects, though researchers caution against calling it a cure. Dr. Robert Silber of NYU Medical Center is among the authors.
A wandering moose shot by a hunter in northwest Iowa yielded 184 pounds of edible meat after officers salvaged it following the animal's illegal harvest. The meat was donated to a Council Bluffs food pantry and provided to a needy family for Thanksgiving.
Deb Conner feeds her 2 month old son T J while Ashley and Dan share a free meal at the Jane Boyd Community House Cedar Rapids as volunteers deliver dinners to shut ins. The event co sponsored by Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church and St Mark s Lutheran Church also provides meals to the elderly at Life Investors page 2A photo shows the scene.
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