25 Oct 1987
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1987
Page
1
Indiana and Michigan each register 14 points as Monmouth notes 14, Luther Michigan State 14, Simpson and Iowa State 42 to 28, Kansas 28 in a related summary.
Today will be mostly sunny with a high in the lower 50s. A chance of rain tonight with lows around 35 to 40. See page 15A.
Ahmed Osman, author of Stranger in the Valley of the Kings, argues a Cairo Museum mummy Yuya is Joseph the patriarch. He spent 22 years researching and published the claim in Souvenir Press edition. Osman cites Yuya's role under Tuthmosis IV and Amenhotep II between 1413 and 1367 B.C. as linking to Genesis narrative.
Michel Jodi creator of Le Clip clip on warenes reminds readers that daylight saving time has ended and some clocks were set back. If you didn't adjust last night you may be an hour early this morning.
The AFL-CIO executive council voted unanimously to readmit the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, ending a 30 year expulsion over ethics disputes. Lane Kirkland said the move shows solidarity but offers no protection from legal duties, as the government pursues a civil suit to curb Teamsters leadership. Jackie Presser faces federal trial as the situation unfolds.
Secretary of State George Shultz said the United States would sign a treaty with the Soviet Union to ban intermediate range nuclear weapons even if no summit is held. He noted a summit would be ideal but other methods would be sought if one cannot be arranged.
A witty line notes the paradox of being above suspicion yet beneath contempt. It satirizes public figures and political behavior with a sharp, concise punch. The quip reflects familiar media humor about trust and character in politics.
Alexander Paulsen, 21, of Anchorage slept on railroad tracks and survived a Seward bound coal train runover at about 1:50 a.m. He was in stable condition with deep cuts and bruises, no broken bones seen, after firefighters and Alaska Railroad workers halted the train five locomotives and two coal cars passed over him.
After ten months of conflict over Iowa income tax reform plans a special legislative session is expected to produce a bipartisan majority to rewrite tax laws. Leaders plan committee meetings Monday and a one day session Tuesday with Branstad and lawmakers hopeful despite past derailments.
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