07 Oct 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1989
Page
1
John Hagman expresses enthusiasm for the return of western themed shows on television, praising the renewed appeal of frontier stories and the chance to revisit classic characters on a modern small screen.
An Iowa Falls manufacturer pursues turning waste into electricity as its core goal. The feature notes the plant’s innovative approach and potential energy benefits for the region.
Page 2 report notes the C R teachers union using class size as a bargaining lever in ongoing contract talks. The Linn County Narcotics Squad targets 16 individuals in a coordinated enforcement operation, details limited to the headline.
A new self-contained dry chemical system for planters aims to shield farmers from pesticides. The report notes field tests and potential adoption by agricultural crews as a safety enhancement.
The Blue Jays crushed Oakland 7 to 3 to stay in the hunt for the American League pennant. Rick Sutcliffe is shown preparing for a Cubs game at Candlestick Park.
A humorous item sketches a restaurant themed around mafia tropes with seafood dishes and bossy waitstaff. The piece relies on playful wordplay to lampoon crime stereotypes in a lighthearted coastal setting.
A historical look at Cedar Rapids Police Department tensions dating to the 1970s, including grand jury indictments against a detective faction and a former safety commissioner. The piece notes ongoing conflicts, with Detective Captain Ralph Myers disputing another officer’s comments on a violent crimes task force and outlining internal friction and calls for reform.
The Senate refused to repeal catastrophic illness coverage funding for retirees, preserving some benefits while eliminating the Medicare surtax. A 99-0 vote backed Sen. John McCain's plan to drop the surtax and extend physician fee reimbursement and drug coverage, keeping the $4 premium rising to 10.20 by 1993. Negotiations with the House will pursue a compromise.
Washington reports 5.3 percent unemployment in September with a 209,000 payroll gain driven by teachers returning and a 75,000 telephone strike end. Factory job losses totaled 103,000, the largest since 1982, hinting at potential economic deterioration.
Israel’s 12 member inner Cabinet votes 6 to 6 along party lines on Mubarak’s proposal for Cairo talks. Labor backs the plan but debates resignation as Likud objects to including exiled West Bank and Gaza residents in the Palestinian delegation. Defense Minister Rabin calls the vote a severe setback and expresses disappointment.
Linn County judge overruled a motion to suppress inculpatory statements by Jeffery Hass to a South Dakota officer after his arrest May 9. Hass is charged with the May 7 strangulation death of Leah Warn in Davenport, with the trial moved from Linn County on venue grounds. The statements followed Miranda warnings and were deemed admissible despite defense claims of involuntary waiver.
Travel agencies expand offerings for solo travelers with guided and customizable itineraries. Industry reports note rising demand from individuals seeking independent tours, safety options, and social opportunities while exploring new destinations.
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