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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1985

Page

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Foudree Eyes Bid For Iowa National Mutual Insurance

Iowa Insurance Commissioner Bruce Foudree said he expects a prospective buyer to bid on the 76 year old Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co. of Cedar Rapids. He met with the buyer and his assistant to discuss offers as he oversees the firm after taking control last September due to reserve deficiencies.

Foudree Iowa National Des Moines Iowa Bruce Foudree Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co Cedar Rapids Emil Molin

Israelis Lose Three In West Bank Terror Attacks

Three Israelis were found shot to death in two separate terrorist incidents in and near the West Bank. In a Sinai incident, as many as seven Israeli tourists were killed by an Egyptian police officer on a Sinai beach. The violence marks Israel’s worst year since 1979 for politically motivated murders, with blame placed on the Palestine Liberation Organization.

Los Angeles Times Jerusalem West Bank Jordan River Sinai Peninsula Motti Suissa Edna Harari Haim Falah Afula Israel Suissa Harari Meva Beitar Fatah Larnaca Cyprus Palestine Liberation Organization PLO

Lack of tracks irke horse owners in Iowa race scene

Jim Woodward head of the Iowa Thoroughbred Breeders and Owners Association says the industry grows restless over slow progress in establishing a Thoroughbred track in Iowa. He criticizes Cedar Rapids backers and Polk County developers for perceived lack of urgency and financing issues after parimutuel licenses. He notes breeders have invested, bringing in stallions while promoters hesitate, and compares Iowa prospects with Louisiana Downs and Ak-Sar-Ben. He worries about losing prime summer dates if Cedar Rapids or Des Moines fail to move forward.

Judy Daubenmier Des Moines Bureau ES Moines Iowa Thoroughbred Breeders and Owners Association Iowa Jim Woodward Norwalk Cedar Rapids Polk County Cedar Rapids Racetrack Association Central Iowa Racing Association Financ Iowa Racing Commission Racing Commission Woodward Louisiana Downs Ak-Sar-Ben Des Moines Minnesota

Today’s Chuckle On Errors And Computer Woes

A lighthearted item notes the human instinct to err and humorously warns that wanting to foul things up would require a computer using a playful misspelling of need. The punchline centers on mishaps with technology.

Wait horn of plenty described in cryptic note

The fragment says or wait horn of plenty is usu car right behind you Gopyrtan, a garbled line that hints at a superstition or coded message about a vehicle following closely with unclear context. The readable parts suggest a caution or misread phrase rather than a clear event. The source remains fragmented and ambiguous.

Gopyrtan

FBI agent fatally wounds colleague in Phoenix shooting

An FBI agent died after being shot during an arrest attempt at an apartment complex in Phoenix. Special agent Robin L. Ahrens, 33, was killed as agents confronted suspect Kenneth Don Barrett linked to a September armored car theft in Nevada. Barrett, armed and dangerous, was later jailed in Maricopa County. Barrett also faces Las Vegas theft links and police injuries from related events.

Phoenix Ariz FBI Robin L. Ahrens Nevada Brad Thiss Ahrens Bureau Barrett Herbert Hawkins Las Vegas Calif Thiss

Florida probes brains donation from executed prisoners

The Florida Medical Examiner's Commission and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement opened an inquiry into the decision to donate the brains of death row prisoners to a researcher, amid questions over consent from prisoners or families and possible criminal charges. State law requires authorization for organ donation. The investigation aims to determine if legal violations occurred and will inform potential charges after review.

Washington Post Washington Florida Florida Department of Law Enforcement Lori Naslund State Medical Examiner State Law Eugene Whitworth Whitworth Wallace Graves

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