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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1987
Page
1
Center Point chief charged over airline subsidy scheme
Terry Hudik, the central point police chief known for stirring controversy, faces charges of illegally increasing subsidies for the now-defunct American Central Airlines. The case draws attention amid broader local concerns reflected in Page 9A coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Hudik
Center Point
American Central Airlines
Todays Chuckle Middle Aged Clock Joke
A humorous quip notes that middle age brings indifference to a fast ticking biological clock while lamenting its loudness.
Record stock plunge shows market healthy say analysts
The Dow Jones average fell 95.46 to 2412.70 as trade deficit news spurred a record point drop. Cedar Rapids analysts call the swing a normal correction after a long rise, with hopes for a gradual rebound and potential further declines of about 100 points before stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Cooper-Evans
Dave Faribault
Paine Webber
Cedar Rapids
Dow Jones
Rande Lehmkuhl
Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc
Faribault
Commerce Department
U.S
Wall Street
Iowa board urges sparing use of expulsion in schools
The Iowa Board of Education considers a position statement urging districts to use expulsions only for the most serious acts. Prompted by Algona Community School District's expulsion of freshman Korene Merk, the board argues grades should reflect work, not misbehavior, and calls for a range of penalties with expulsion reserved for severe cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Daubenmier
Gazette
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Board of Education
Algona Community
Kathy Collins
Korene Merk
Larry
Sharon Merk
Collins
IIA
Tauke claims Social Security shortchanges recipients
Rep. Tom Tauke says up to 200 dollars a month may be missing from benefits due to the SSA's failure to credit 58.5 billion dollars in workers earnings from 1978 to 1984. The issue, flagged by GAO, prompts a House Aging subcommittee hearing to question SSA officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lynch Gazette
Washington
Tom Tauke
Iowa
Social Security Administration
General Accounting Office
Congress
Tauke
House Aging Committee
Nobel prizes awarded for accidental discoveries in chemistry and physics
Two Americans and a French scientist won the chemistry prize for molecular linking work with medical and energy implications. A West German and a Swiss scientist won the physics prize for a ceramic superconductor active at higher temperatures, spurring global research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Donald J. Cram
University of California At
Los Angeles
Charles J. Pedersen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jean-Marie Lehn
Universite Louis Pasteur
Strasbourg
France
Academy
Bo Malmstrom
Georg Bednorz
K. Alex Mueller
Bednorz
Mueller
Blast at Canton Tea House Injures Two in Chinatown Fire
A Wednesday explosion at the Canton Tea House in San Francisco's Chinatown injured two of 25 people and caused a three alarm fire. Fire Chief Ed Phipps said propane gas used for cooking may have leaked from bottles and detonated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Tea House
San Francisco
Chinatown
Ed Phipps
Zaccaro Cleared Of Bribe Charge In Cable Case
John Zaccaro was acquitted of trying to extract a one million dollar bribe from a cable company. Geralyn Ferraro suggested the verdict might enable her political return while her husband resumes his real estate career.
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New York
John Zaccaro
Geraldine Ferraro
Zaccaro
Robert Morvillo
Ferraro
John Jr
Middlebury College
Vermont
Queens
Walter Mondale
John
United States
John Santucci
Santucci
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