21 Oct 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1989
Page
1
Eastern Iowa areas show promising pheasant prospects for the upcoming opener on Saturday. Solon Lake Macbride trail area and nearby spots are highlighted. A Sunday trail opening and a planned women's gun clinic are listed as related outdoor events.
Convicted killer Jeffery Hass awaits sentencing scheduled for October 25. The report notes the date and ongoing legal proceedings as outlined on Page 2A.
Singer songwriter Gordon Lightfoot performs for devoted fans at the Paramount, delivering an impressive set that wins praise from attendees. Foreign exchange students in Eastern Iowa claim American teens neglect education and overwork, sparking debate.
A minister, leveraging writing, visits Iowa to spread religious teachings and engage communities. The trip emphasizes faith outreach and local church connections across the state.
Analysts discuss how seismic events in California influence investment tactics aiming for large gains. The write up notes the market climate and potential risks, referencing broad strategies without sensational detail.
Hayden Fry’s habit of wearing sunglasses sparks debate over its purpose and practicality. Some view it as a coach’s trademark, others question its impact on visibility and focus during games.
A lighthearted joke notes the IRS already knows that every cloud has a silver lining, framing taxes in a playful, pun filled way without referencing real events.
President Bush toured shattered Oakland and San Francisco areas after a major quake. Rescue teams pulled 54 bodies, 2,000 injured, and damage topped 5.5 billion dollars. The 78 year old Oakland City Hall was deemed unusable and rain threatened more delays.
The Senate voted 69 26 to convict U S District Judge Alice Hastings on eight of 17 articles, removing him for perjury and conspiracy to obtain a 150000 payoff. Hastings, Florida's first black federal judge, faced acquittal on bribery charges in a prior trial. He pledged to run for governor of Florida and resume practicing law.
Iowa Democrats unveil two drug policy approaches. Reps Mark Shearer and Steve Hansen seek a bill taxing illegal drugs to deter possession, with tax stamps tied to enforcement. Attorney General Tom Miller calls for mandatory incarceration with no pre-sentencing bond for dealers. Proceeds would fund law enforcement and education.
Cedar Rapids dentist Duane Schmidt takes 17 staff members to the American Dental Association convention in Waikiki with a week of play time. Each participant covers about 250 to 500 dollars, with Schmidt refunding 250 dollars at departure.
Virgil Powell 99 former Cedar Rapids Police Department first Black officer and noted author on black history dies at home on Carlisle Street NE. He served 22 years with the force including leading the identification bureau before retiring in 1946. Powell later headed security at Armstrong's and assisted at First Lutheran Church. Funeral services Monday.
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