25 Nov 1988
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1988
Page
1
Cedar Rapids Washington celebrates a strong return of nearly all swimmers from the season that won a state championship and a national title. The team aims for a repeat in a new season as varsity action looms this weekend.
A brief satirical note reflects on leadership shifting from clear vision to evasive tactics, contrasting past ambition with present evasions in a concise urban newspaper tone.
The Bush administration is expected to back substantial Medicare cuts of 3.5 to 5 billion dollars for fiscal 1990 as part of an initial deficit reduction effort. Officials say early reductions will largely mirror Reagan proposals and avoid drastic changes to the $80 billion program, with possible total savings rising to about 15 billion annually by 1995.
California gangs the Bloods and Crips expand along interstates into mid sized cities from Omaha to Baltimore Washington, building discreet drug networks for cocaine and crack. FBI and LAPD officials describe a methodical, map based footprint while warning of hundreds of potential sites.
George and Sharon Dormann's twins Brady and Andrew were born April 28 1987 at St Luke's Cedar Rapids weighing 3 pounds 8 ounces and 3 pounds 3 ounces. Brady undergoes eight operations before his first birthday and the family earns praise for resilience.
Iowa's October labor force reached a record 1,512,600 with non-farm jobs at a nine year peak. The unemployment rate dropped to 3.5 percent, the lowest since November 1979, while manufacturing jobs lagged 35,900 below 1979 levels and non manufacturing employment rose by 45,900 since then.
Texas researchers report a plant toxin paired with a protein kills AIDS infected cells in vitro while healthy cells remain unharmed. The synthetic molecule recombinant CD4 delivers the toxin to infected cells, but experts warn the approach is experimental and not ready for clinical use. Dr. Jonathan Uhr of UT Southwestern notes it offers a potential treatment avenue rather than a cure.
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