20 Sep 1990
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1990
Page
1
Northeast Iowa residents ask the Iowa Supreme Court to hear their appeal against Hy-Vee. The brief outlines the case specifics and requests review of a lower court decision. Page 1B provides further details.
Frank Sinatra will perform at 8 p.m. on November 3 at the Hilton Coliseum in Ames, his first Ames concert in a five decade career. Tickets cost 32.50 and 20.25 dollars plus a convenience charge and go on sale Saturday at 10 a.m. at local Ticketmaster outlets including Younkers Westdale Lindale malls Omni Records & Tapes and That's Rentertainment. Tickets can be charged by phone at 363-1888 or 1-800-869-1414.
Well wishers should not send flowers to Terri Muzingo who was seriously injured in a Center Point car bombing. St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids prohibits ICU flowers. The family requests donations to defray expenses. Details on page 1B.
The city and two universities will conduct 2 million dollars of research into commercial uses of non food corn byproducts. The notes mention a related rap concert by M C Hammer at the Five Seasons Center with details on page 2C.
A lighthearted joke about a doctor treating a swim team who makes them sit in the wading room. The pun hinges on pool terminology and medical practice in a playful restraint on humor.
Four French Deere & Co. dealers touring the Waterloo plant were clocked at over 100 mph on Iowa's I-380. State Trooper Chuck Bendlage explained American rules using a French English dictionary, totaling a $180 speeding ticket as the driver pleaded guilty in Linn District Court. The group had planned a Farm Progress Show in the Amana area next week.
Iraq announced it has seized all assets of nations participating in U N sanctions, but experts say impact is limited as much of Iraq’s economy is state owned. The U N Security Council weighs expanding sanctions to intercept aircraft and arrest Iraqi ships in ports. President Bush warned of additional steps if no political resolution to the Gulf crisis.
The House voted 256 to 155 to approve a 283 billion defense bill for fiscal 1991, cutting 2.4 billion from Bush SDI funding and halting the B-2 bomber, while reducing troop levels. The Iowa delegation split, and final passage hinges on Senate action and potential veto.
Iowa Supreme Court upholds Yvette Myers second degree murder conviction for the 1987 death of her mother Rosemary Myers in Cedar Rapids. Court rejected claims of trial malpractice and lack of competency, preserving a 50 year prison term. The ruling also narrows DUI license suspension practices by limiting use of court-rejected evidence in IDOT proceedings.
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