17 Oct 1988
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1988
Page
1
Michael J. Boskin, author of GOP flexible freeze, is seen as a potential campaign adviser who could secure a position in the White House. The report notes Boskin's influence on economic policy debates and his possible role should the campaign prevail.
Iowa football coach Hayden Fry asserts the Hawkeyes still have a chance at the Rose Bowl with a flawless end to the season. The paper notes possible Big Ten title implications and the ongoing pursuit of a bowl appearance.
A brisk ditty notes that to have the final say one should utter goodbye. The quip plays on the humor of finality and word choice.
Iowa educators defend teaching values in class while noting diverse home standards. Bush argues schools should teach character values as part of citizenship, while educators welcome guidance yet question framing and regional perspectives. The piece explores whether values or good citizenship is at stake in schools.
Cedar Rapids pupils learn values with a stuffed bear at Johnson School. Crossing guard Janet Smith recalls a boy hugging her and a stuffed bear named Q Bear reacting to a stranger. The bear sits with teacher Elaine Fox as a classroom teaching aid and listening companion.
A Uganda Airlines Boeing 707 with 51 aboard crashed in heavy fog near Leonardo da Vinci airport Rome. Police feared 28 killed, 23 survived from Flight 775 from London Gatwick to Entebbe via Rome. The jet skimmed trees, broke apart, and burst into flames about a half mile from the runway.
Washington announces a plan to use temporary federal staff for emergencies peak periods or when no permanent hire is possible. Regulations in the Federal Register allow agencies to pay market rates but govern temporary duration and non displacement rules amid union opposition and concerns about staffing shortages.
Since January the Parking Administration Appeals Board has reviewed 346 cases and dismissed 44 percent. About 10 000 tickets are issued monthly. 194 residents lost appeals while 152 were dismissed. Notable cases include a meter error and a dropped coin incident.
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