16 Oct 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1989
Page
1
A Washington museum houses compact displays of potato memorabilia. The collection highlights the cultural reach of potatoes and the nostalgia surrounding spud history.
A page preview notes ongoing growth in women's literature and feminist scholarship as critics and readers explore fresh ideas. It highlights the movement’s expanding role in academic and cultural discussions.
Nick Bell delivered a standout performance Saturday fueling talk he may earn a starting spot against Michigan. Coaches weigh his consistency and impact for the matchup on the road.
A light humor item notes that some people await their ship while others simply wait for a bus to arrive, mixing a travel quip with everyday delay.
Tokyo stocks opened lower after Friday’s 13th Wall Street plunge but regained some ground amid reports of coordinated action by major central banks to curb dollar volatility. The dollar traded around 139.95 to 141.30 yen, while Tokyo’s Nikkei closed down 1.16 percent at 34,708.18.
Wisconsin man Toua Pha 29 of Eau Claire died near Decorah after a friend shot him while squirrel hunting. In Allamakee County 13 year old Adam Colsch was treated and released after being mistaken for a wild turkey.
Seven of South Africa's top political prisoners appeal for Nelson Mandela's freedom. The released leaders praise equality for blacks and vow to support the banned ANC while signaling possible travels to Lusaka for future roles.
Hurricane Jerry hits Texas and Louisiana coast with 75 mph winds 100 mph gusts flooding coastal areas. Power outages and scattered damage occur in Galveston as residents seek high ground amid rising tides and heavy rains. The storm follows the 1900 disaster memory as officials monitor worsening conditions.
FRees Chapman leader of the Rockingham County Ku Klux Klan sought an Adopt A Highway sign for his group in KIDSVILLE North Carolina. DOT denied approval citing safety concerns and potential vandalism while the ACLU vowed to seek reconsideration or legal action.
Washington notes Gramm-Rudman reductions total about 16.2 billion across federal programs. Defense spending will drop about 4 percent and domestic programs about 5 percent though lawmakers expect Congress to restore funds. Rep. Leon Panetta says initial effects are limited and a resolution by month’s end seems likely.
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