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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1987

Page

6

Philippines Leader Slain After Protests Against Government

A prominent anti-government activist Alejandro was killed amid rising tensions linked to a failed coup by renegade officers led by Col. Gregorio Honasan. The death triggered claims of a rightist backlash and fears of martial order, with Aquino officials calling it a tragic act and others warning of possible national emergency.

Gregorio Honasan Honasan Ferdinand Marcos Aquino Lean Alejandro Marcos Cory Aquino Congress Tessie Aquino Oreta Oreta Manila Loretta Rosales Joker Arroyo Communist Party of the Philippines New Peoples Army Arroyo

Hawkeyes rout Cyclones on special train trip to Ames

About 500 fans rode a Chicago and North Western charter from Cedar Rapids to Ames to watch Iowa beat Iowa State 48 to 9. The Borgs marked their anniversary by rail, Sen. Grassley and Cedar Rapids officials joined, while logistics and crowd quirks colored the day. Rick Engleby won a raffle binoculars, Terry Sindelar enjoyed his first game since 1967, and fans sold out concessions amid a lively but orderly rail trip back.

Borgs Ames Hawkeyes Iowa State Cyclones Beverly Yard Iowa State Rick Engleby Cedar Rapids Engleby Terry Sindelar Marion Chicago 20Th Century Rail Club Amana Boone Iowa Scott Rogers Cedar Falls Iowa Association of Railrod Charles Grassley Don Canney Chicago and North Western Railroad Ken Kittleson Kittleson North Western Mid

National Geographic odor survey finds women sharper smell sense

National Geographic magazine reports women generally have a more acute sense of smell than men based on a 1.5 million participant odor survey designed by Monell Center researchers. The study drew 16 000 US replies and all 100 000 abroad, with 11 million subscribers asked about six scents.

Cox News Service Washington National Geographic Magazine Monell Chemical Senses Center Philadelphia United States

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