05 Oct 1987
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1987
Page
1
A commentator argues that Kaul’s portrayal of Bork holds credibility akin to a Woodward book. The piece assesses sources, potential biases, and the impact on public understanding of the nomination dialogue.
Broad coverage notes the Fiddler’s Picnic sponsored by Friends of Old-Time Music at the 4-H Fairgrounds with crowd and fiddlers enjoying the event. Other items mention Pat Paulsen’s Iowa campaign, crime totals, and ISU injuries.
A company official says Digital Equipment remains content with its No 2 position as IBM leads the market. The column notes employee reactions to conduct codes, hinting at workplace scrutiny.
A light humor item notes a tall cow as a playful image when the steaks are high. The joke leans on a pun about height and meat to evoke a smile.
A 5.3 aftershock centered near Rosemead jolted Southern California just before dawn. It followed Thursday's 6.1 quake that caused six deaths and over 108 million dollars in damage. Power outages affected about 43,000 homes while multiple tremors shook the region.
GAO investigators say the Office of Public Diplomacy for Latin America secretly coordinated media interviews with Nicaragua's contras and helped place opinion pieces opposing the Sandinista government. A March 11 1985 Wall Street Journal piece by John Guilmartin Jr. was not disclosed as a paid consultancy.
Robert Pozos leads the new Communication Neuroscience Center at the University of Minnesota Duluth Medical School, funded in part by a 250000 gift from Edwin Eddy Jr. His team analyzes facial muscle signals and laryngeal electricity in stutterers to find treatment paths, studying jaw tremors in cold shivering as part of the research.
Flooding in Natal province leaves more than 300 dead and about 590000 homeless. Reporters describe starving Zulus, uninhabitable squatter dwellings, and blocked routes as Red Cross distributes food amid rising disease risk.
Heavy wet snow blanketed New England with up to 20 inches and reached south to Florida. Power outages affected over 300000 customers as tourists were stranded and officials noted record low temperatures and unexpected weather across multiple states.
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