30 Nov 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1989
Page
1
Volunteers mobilize to reconstruct a C.R. house for the homeless damaged by an earlier fire this month. Page 2A notes ongoing efforts and community support.
Educators from seven nations visit Kirkwood Community College as it expands outreach to attract more foreign students. The visit aims to highlight pathways for international enrollment and cultural exchange at the Iowa campus.
Veteran singer Andy Williams wowed a Crandon audience with a sparkling Christmas program and a broad array of show tunes. The review highlights his vocal warmth, polished stage presence, and the festive, family friendly mood of the performance.
Tennis legend Billie Jean King discusses what makes a champion during a Cedar Rapids visit to dedicate a new racquet center. Dukes column notes her insights on competitive excellence.
The caption asks what is awful about being para noid two words are better than one and the joke lands on a pun about paranoia. The line plays on splitting a word to boost humor.
Larry Regennitter testified in U.S. District Court that he has used cocaine but denies charges. He said he tried it three to five times, first in late 1984 in Cedar Rapids. Wall, a Cedar Rapids businessman, was murdered in Dallas in 1986. He cited a bad day and Wall’s remark that cocaine “will pick you up.”
Doskocil Companies Inc of Hutchinson Kansas confirms a current contract to buy pork products from Farmstead Foods will not be renewed for 1990. About 15 percent of Farmstead production went to Doskocil in the Aug-Oct quarter. For the year the firm contracted to buy over 100 million pounds. Doskocil's David S Smoak says business will continue but under new terms and some processing will shift to Wilson plants.
Parliament voted to scrap the Communist Party's leading role and Marxist Leninist education clause pledging a new government including non Communist members. Civic Forum said a new cabinet would be formed by Sunday after days of anti government protests and a nationwide strike.
Leftist rebels seized parts of San Salvador's rich districts before dawn, clashing with government forces and taking over the Japanese Embassy and the residence of a French diplomat. Eleven combatants lay dead in the streets as U S embassy staff evacuated and the embassy closed with no reported American injuries.
Newton jury deliberates about four hours without a verdict in the Phet Baccam case. Prosecutor cites confession testimony and physical evidence linking Baccam to the April 19 PEMCO robbery and fatal shooting of Gloria Stout near Keystone.
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