14 Sep 1987
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1987
Page
1
In the season opener, a former Hawk struggled to help Detroit Lions overcome the Minnesota Vikings. The loss highlighted gaps in offense and defense as Detroit failed to capitalize on early momentum.
A baseball scoreboard item discusses a shift in the role of insurance agents, framing them as capitalists rather than captives within industry changes. The brief notes context about market dynamics and professional perspectives.
Winns Gazette reporters led by Rick y Smith received honors for sound reporting and fine writing. Other winners included Judy Daubenmier Mike Deupree and Todd Buchanan in the Iowa Newspaper Association contest. Armand Hammer met Deng Xiaoping hoping for access to Chinese coal and oil and a pledge of neutrality for Afghanistan.
James Magison of Virginia and Charles Pinckney of South Carolina proposed Congress gain power to establish a university with no religious preference. Elbridge of Massachusetts moved to insert freedom of the press protection. Both motions failed.
A light humor brief notes that everyone can carry a tune but questions how far that talent extends. The punchline teases limits of musical ability in a playful local tone.
Crowds braved 92 degree heat as Pope John Paul II spoke to about 300000 in a 144 acre pasture in San Antonio. Susan Scott faintly rested, yet vowed to stay, citing devotion to the Vicar of Christ as the six mile procession and Spanish address drew locals and visitors.
Shree Des Moines Bureau reports Pat Robertson backer MBS-Guy Rodgers collapsed in Hilton Coliseum after Robertson secures a surprising victory in the Town Republican Party Presidential Caval. The scene shows balloons confetti and a tired but triumphant supporter amid celebration.
Vendors around the papal Mass in San Antonio report slow sales of Popescopes and Pope related souvenirs. Hairi describes tepid interest as Pope John Paul II arrives, with Popescopes priced at 10 dollars and coins and Vatican flags drawing some attention nearby.
An Air Force medic named Dycus hosted DIY holy water at a Mass site northwest of town. He sold papal cutouts and photos for 10 dollars and filled about 1000 small vials of water claiming a blessing would grant the liquid special status. He billed it as a blessing for customers who provide their own actions.
West Branch aims to revive tourism linked to the Herbert Hoover National Historic Site. City officials plan a self‑sustaining visitor center, a new park with gazebo and artwork, and a revamped commercial district to attract the 20,000 vehicles daily past I‑80.
Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole will resign to join her husband Senator Bob Dole in his presidential bid. CBS and AP report she plans to tell President Reagan at a Monday meeting. Dole said she will assess her situation as Bob Doles candidacy becomes official in October.
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