Opening Arguments in De Lorean Case Atrrib
Prosecutors said John De Lorean stole 8.5 million dollars from investors meant for research on his sports car and misdirected an additional 4 million. The opening arguments frame the alleged scheme and misallocation of funds as the trial moves forward.
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John de Lorean
U.S
Smoke Break Anniversary and No Smoking Debut
A voice recounts quitting smoking after ten years and reflects on the role of cigarettes in life. The author jokes about the harsh tone, recalls starting in the 1950s car age, lists comical side effects and cravings, and notes saving over ten thousand dollars while acknowledging the continued tension with his wife about smoking.
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Sarge
Staying Power program offers free hair replacement to Iowa students
Des Moines salon owner Leon Emmons launches the Staying Power program offering free natural hair replacement to Iowa residents who enroll in state colleges or trade schools and agree to remain in Iowa for two years after graduation. He will collect offers from other businesses and share a list with schools and participants. Contact Mr. Executive at 6983 University or 1 800 362 2789.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Leon Emmons
Emmons
Dorm birth control plan stalls at University of Iowa
University of Iowa dorm officials postponed a pilot program to distribute free condoms on the Burge Hall third floor pending a sex education program. ARH leaders support better education and say student funds could be used, while health officials urge education alongside any distribution.
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Randal Koppes
Burge Associated
Koppes
Cascade
George Droll
U of I
Droll
Mary Khawassah
Associated Residence Hall
ARH
House of Representatives
Larry Pearlman
Northbrook
Pearlman
Khowassah
University Hospitals
Fire Department goat causes townwide laughs and confusion
In Dyersville, police shot a billy goat after it roamed a residential area. The animal belonged to the Fire Department and had been loaned for an initiation. the goat escaped and was killed by officers. Residents tease with goat-themed headlines while Fire Chief Platz was unavailable for comment.
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Dyersville
Dubuque
Fire Department
Allen Clouse
Clouse
Bobby
Billy
Cedar Rapids toddler electrocuted by plugged light bulb
A 2-year-old Cedar Rapids girl, Vikki Lynn Baker, died after reportedly placing a light bulb attached to a plugged-in cord in her mouth. Margaret Stacey, babysitting at 1408 Fourth Ave NW, found the child unresponsive and CPR was given before she was pronounced dead at Mercy Hospital.
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Cedar Rapids
Margaret Stacey
Dubuque
Vikki Lynn Baker
Debra and
Donald Kent
Fourth Ave
Stacey
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids Gazette publication and subscription details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines its establishment in 1883 by The Gazette Company and lists daily and Sunday publication at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It details subscription rates by carrier and mail, regional exclusions, AP republication rights, and postmaster address for changes.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
AP News
P.O. Box
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