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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1990
Page
3
Peter Boyle, 54, was admitted to University of Utah Health Sciences Center after a mild stroke. He remained under observation for tests, with hospital officials noting mild weakness and a headache prior to Sunday admission. He had been nominated for a 1989 Emmy.
Special Counsel Bennett linked timing of Charles Keating Jr contributions to actions by Senators Cranston De Concini and Riegle that aided the Lincoln Savings and Loan chief. The Ethics Committee will hear Cranston De Concini and Riegle while McCain and Glenn face no charges, with findings noting no link to their actions. The five senators received about 1.3 million dollars from Keating and associates.
The blimp Columbia suffered a 3 by 3 foot tear Sunday when struck by a model airplane. Goodyear aims to patch and fly it from El Toro for the World Series, hoping to be ready for the league playoffs. Repairs could take nearly a week, with no injuries reported.
A U.S. appeals court ruled federal drug agents could enter an apartment without a warrant during an 1988 investigation. Nine judges supported the decision, saying no Fourth Amendment violation occurred, while three dissented citing broad leeway for narcotics cases and asserting the warrant rule is eroded. The case involved drugs guns and money and five arrests.
The NAACP Legal Defense Fund argues that several Oklahoma City elementary schools remain largely segregated, with Creston Hills and nine other schools serving mostly black or white students. They seek Supreme Court action to enforce integration after decades of desegregation rulings and cross-town busing changes. The case tests how far districts must go to maintain integration after a court-supervised desegregation era.
The Supreme Court opened its 1990 term by agreeing to hear cases on nude dancing protections under the First Amendment, whether anti discrimination laws cover U S citizens working abroad, and libel suits over fabricated quotations. The session marked Justice Brennan’s absence on the first Monday in October, with David Souter’s pending confirmation.
An elderly Cuban immigrant Bertola Agrispina Acosta-Beredo, 75, died after being crushed in an escalator incident at Miami International Airport. Police reported a domino effect as passengers toppled, injuring at least five others. The medical examiner noted extensive facial injuries and possible heart-related complications pending autopsy.
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