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Mostly cool conditions with sunshine and a few clouds. Clear and chilly tonight. Tomorrow remains cool with highs around 61 to 68 and lows near 40 to 45. See page 13A.
09 Oct 1988
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1988
Page
1
Mostly cool conditions with sunshine and a few clouds. Clear and chilly tonight. Tomorrow remains cool with highs around 61 to 68 and lows near 40 to 45. See page 13A.
Yugoslav police used truncheons and cattle prods to disperse a crowd of 10 000 to 20 000 outside Titograd Parliament demanding government and Communist Party resignations. The Montenegrin presidency and party Politburo refused to yield despite an emergency session.
Pravda reports the town of Chernobyl will be razed as unfit for habitation for decades. plan to erase the Chernobyl region by dissolving local government bodies and transferring seven villages to a neighboring area.
A light humor item notes that hair remains the sole force stopping baldness, offering a playful take on hair loss.
Vanessa Shelton reports eight youths in a group at Four Oaks Treatment Center confess their crimes and confront victims as part of a healing process. The sessions aim to make offenders empathize with those harmed, with victims often being minors related or known to the youths.
Julius Tomin, a 49 year old Czech dissident who fled to Britain, begins a paid role at the Beehive pub in Swindon giving three lectures a year. The job pays 8500 dollars and includes a half hour talk plus a customer discussion. He left welfare after opting to pursue philosophy rather than an academic posting. He previously staged underground seminars in Prague in defiance of authorities.
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