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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1988

Page

13

Deaver Sealed With Probation In False Testimony Case

Former Reagan adviser Michael Deaver received a suspended sentence after being found guilty on three counts of lying under oath to a House subcommittee and a grand jury. The judge cited alcoholism as a factor in his conduct, saying rehabilitation must come from within. Reagan called it a sad day and lauded Deaver’s past service.

Dingell Deaver House Energy and Commerce House Thomas O'Neill D-Mass Jackson Mike Reagan George Bush Florida Mike Deaver Michael Deaver White House Michael K. Deaver & Associates

Textile bill sparks debate on jobs and imports

Lawmakers debate a textile import bill backed by supporters who say it protects two million jobs and curbs imports to 1 percent annual growth. Opponents warn of higher prices, retaliation, and doubts about industry weakness. Reagan faces a veto deadline with possible override.

Paigning Rep Butler Derrick D-S.c House Textile Caucus Dukakis Mark Gearan Derrick Colorado Florida Iowa Montana Nebraska New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Utah The Grange National Farmers Union

Crane: Tague the calm wrecking boss keeps steady

Mick Kubicek warns a wrong hit with the wrecking ball could drop debris on the crew as the Anderson Excavating crew from Omaha tears down a building. Tague, a quiet, temperate foreman, says he sleeps well at night and values pay and coworkers.

Tague Mick Kubicek Anderson Omaha

Attorne y seeks public hearing on Rosdail case dismissal

HINZMAN attorney Ben Blackstock asked for a public hearing before the City Council and argued the council can reverse the dismissal. In a Friday telephone interview with The Gazette he said they are not relitigating the Rosdail case, though some directives exchanged may be of interest or importance. He declined to comment further.

Ben Blackstock Blackstock the Gazette

House approves Vietnam memorial for women vets

The House passed a bill authorizing a memorial in Washington to honor women who served in the U S armed forces during the Vietnam era. The measure, approved by voice vote, follows a Senate version, with differences to be resolved before Reagan signs it. The memorial would be a statue at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on the Mall.

Washington House U.S Senate Reagan

Yellowstone promotes tourism as fire scarred park rebounds

After a devastating fire, Yellowstone Nationa l Park continues to attract visitors from around the world. Officials in Wyoming and Montana plan polls and a three year global campaign to tell the new Yellowstone story while promoting trails and image sites in burned areas.

Yellowstone Montana Wyoming West Germany Yosemite The Grand Canyon National Park Service Rockies

NBC Faces Make Goods Over Low Seoul Olympic Ratings

NBC told key advertisers it will provide make goods after opening week ratings fell short of projections. Ratings ranged from 15.6 to 18.1 while ABC posted up to 24.5, with NBC paying $300 million plus $100 million in production costs and expecting eventual profit.

New York Times EW York NBC Seoul South Korea Olympic Los Angeles ABC Michael Eskridge

Haitian military ruler rules out early elections

Lt. Gen. Prosper Avril, Haiti's provisional leader, rejects a six month window for elections. Sylvio Claude and Louis Dejoie II outlined a 10 point plan, with Avril reportedly agreeing to restore the 1987 constitution, disarm the Tonton Macoutes, and safeguard liberties while creating an Electoral Council within three months.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti Prosper Avril Sylvio Claude Center Christian Democrat Party Louis Dejoie II National Agricultural and Industrial Party Dejoie Claude Avril Henri Namphy Dominican Republic

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