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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1988
Page
2
A columnist asks why candidates favor red neckties, citing Neckwear Association of America quotes. It argues red signals boldness yet establishment, notes TV visibility of ties, and contrasts with other colors and styles while mocking overstatements.
Long Lines Ltd plans a 4.6 million telemarketing complex in North Liberty to aid Pioneer Tele-Technologies expansion from Sergeant Bluff. The project would use a 500000 no interest loan forgiven upon job goals, with 239 full-time and 200 part-time positions cited. Officials note potential conflict due to board roles. Long Lines plans abstention.
Iowa Civil Liberties Union will represent a Hiawatha woman at a Linn County hearing on whether an order halting her abortion should continue. The suit centers on a claimed paternity by Scott Williams and the question of the woman’s pregnancy status. The ICLU notes the Supreme Court's abortion rights ruling and cites previous Iowa cases where injunctions were not sustained.
Cityline promotes wines with a call to action to learn more by dialing 363-7000 under category 4990. The snippet emphasizes general wine education and consumer engagement without specific product details or tasting notes.
Steven Hadley, 41, who stole 1.1 million from John Deere Credit Union in Waterloo, is being moved to the Federal Correctional Institute at La Tuna Texas. He will work in a paint and scrub brush and broom factory as part of a transfer arranged by U S marshal service and is expected to visit his second wife near Houston. He was sentenced to 13 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to cash theft and related interstate charges.
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