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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1988
Page
4
C William Heywood professor of history and dean emeritus at Cornell College earned a B A at Earlham and an M A Ph D at the University of Pennsylvania. He taught Latin America history at Cornell.
Analysis of the first decade of Sandinista rule shows a mixed economy with a growing public sector and extensive nationalizations alongside a still largely private industrial and agricultural base. Land reform, peasant cooperatives, and private holdings coexist amid external pressures and internal elite resistance. The outcome hinges on Sandinista policy, opposition dynamics, and foreign influence.
A Saturday night blaze eight miles northwest of Elkader caused about 2000 dollars in damage to a section of the Allen Rose home that had been a log cabin. Overheated chimney sparked the fire with no injuries reported. In Marion a man shot inside his home at 1627 11th St. Steven P. Pelley 37 was charged with assault with display of a weapon and jailed after posting a 2300 dollar bond.
Solon voters will decide a mayoral race on November 15 after three candidates filed nominating papers. The winner serves the remainder of former mayor Lundquist’s term ending June 1991. Candidates are Steve Grover Leo Eastwood and councilman Steven Linn.
University of Iowa associate professor Christopher A. Wertz wins the Iowa Professor of the Year award from CASE for teaching, service, and scholarship. Wertz also earned a CASE bronze medal. he joined UI in 1977 after Wyoming, later serving as acting chair and teaching at Middlebury, Washington University, the Army, and the Defense Language Institute.
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