25 Sep 1988
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1988
Page
1
Ohio State leads 10 17 and 36 with varied scores across colleges. Iowa State 29 and Lawrence 25 follow. LSU 33 Cornell 25 and Dubuque 36 Oklahoma 7. Luther 16 rounds out the slate.
Iowa's weather forecast calls for a sunny day with highs around 72 to 79 degrees and lows near 50 to 58. Partly sunny and windy conditions are expected tomorrow with a note to see Page 13A for full details.
Retired Cedar Rapids Police Chief George Matias argues morale complaints are ongoing and persistent. Detective Joel Kessler notes a current wave of dissatisfaction, while Public Safety Commissioner Bob Jaeger fires Chief Hinzman after 31 years, prompting a public hearing on his fate and the morale issue.
Mel Knapp of Elizabeth Illinois known as Many Tails works to spark a fire as about 300 campers participate in the 12th Annual Fort Atkinson Rendezvous. The 1840s style frontiersmen gathering is open to the public and continues today.
Heather Sloman Woodin reports on Banned Book Week displays at local libraries and bookstores through Saturday. The feature notes titles challenged or banned include The Living Bible Huck Finn and Forever by Judy Blume, with organizers framing the event as education and awareness to defend freedom to read.
New York Times CBS poll ahead of the 7 pm debate shows George Bush leading Dukakis 46 to 40 among likely voters with 14 percent undecided. Voters cite insufficient issue discussion and use the debate for new information. Economic concerns top lists, followed by defense and foreign policy.
While awaiting trial North acts as a hired speaker for conservative candidates, planning at least 50 paid appearances through next May. He earns about $25,000 per event, potentially exceeding $1 million before trial on charges carrying up to 85 years in prison.
A lighthearted quip suggests if you walk a mile in another’s shoes you should wear socks to stay comfortable. The pun plays on practical footwear and empathy with a playful twist.
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