20 Sep 1989
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1989
Page
1
Clayton Yeutter spoke Tuesday to farmers in Waterloo about the ongoing food safety debate. The report notes a local district wide discussion and policies affecting agriculture.
The column by Susan Bondy warns penny stocks under five dollars are extremely risky. The newspaper notes a government report showing housing construction fell five percent in August.
After-dinner speakers are likened to a wheel with longer spokes implying a bigger tire. The quip hints at the stretching effect of verbose speeches.
Hugo moved past the Bahamas on an uncertain track toward the southeastern United States. Puerto Rico and northeastern Caribbean resorts suffered severe damage with widespread homelessness as disaster teams rushed relief supplies. Officials reported strong winds, flooding, and shifting intensity as the storm reorganized over open sea.
The 23-year-old Arthur Clark Snyder II was stabbed during an Monday night farewell party at 1344 Second Ave SE. Police charged Gary Linn Robinson, 20, with first degree murder. Snyder collapsed at Country Kitchen 14th Street and First Avenue SE and died at Mercy Medical Center. A knife found on a nearby building roof is believed to be the weapon.
Gov Branstad announced a $34 million package for University of Iowa and University of Northern Iowa projects, including $11.2 million for a Pharmacy Building addition and a $7 million fourth floor in the UNI library. He noted $10 million for a state telecom network and warned tuition relief remains unlikely.
Coralville officials and Principal Bryce Hansen describe a May incident at Northwest Junior High where candidates for student government addressed substance use. Police had earlier busted an LSD party across the street, with reports that up to 15 students met to buy and use drugs, shocking parents.
A UTA DC-10 bound Congo to Paris with 170 aboard vanished Tuesday likely over Niger. Bonnie Pugh wife of the U.S. ambassador to Chad was aboard, as was reported Chadian Planning Minister Mahamat Soumahila. Search would wait until daylight.
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