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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1990

Page

2

Viral infections sweep Eastern Iowa reports on page 1B

Flu like illnesses spread across Eastern Iowa with widespread sniffles and fevers. Readers are advised to drink fluids and rest while monitoring remedies as officials note health concerns in the region.

Iowa

Waterloo man charged in tavern shooting death

Waterloo police arrested a local man and charged him in the shooting death of a teenager at a northeast side tavern. Further details are on page 2B.

Waterloo

Government revises harvest figures for corn and soybeans

The USDA reports larger reductions in unsold corn and soybeans than first announced, lowering prior estimates of carryover from last year. The corrected figures reduce projected supplies and affect market outlook.

USDA

Aquino Assassination: 16 Convicted in Ninoy Murder Case

A Philippine court convicted 16 men of murdering Sen. Benigno Ninoy Aquino at Manila airport, acquitting 20 others. The life sentences include orders to pay 300000 dollars to Aquino's heirs, in a verdict issued on the anniversary of Marcos's death.

Manila Philippines Corazon Aquino Sen Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino United States Ferdinand Marcos Marcos Aquino

Today’s Chuckle Baker’s Path to Dough

A lighthearted quip notes that these days the surest way to be rolling in money is to be a baker. The joke plays on the double meaning of dough and the baking trade’s luck.

Driscoll Found Innocent in Linn County Juvenile Court

Ryan Driscoll, 16, was exonerated by Juvenile Court Referee Patrick Grady on a recklessness defense regarding a May 19 car incident in Cedar Rapids that killed Robert Miller, 19. The ruling found he was justified in defending teammates and noted prosecution failed on five elements to prove nonjustification.

Wzette Ryan Driscoll Linn County Patrick Grady Linn-Mar Grady Driscoll Robert Miller Cedar Rapids Rebecca Belcher Miller Pat McDonough Denver Dillard

Iraq Threat to Envoys Sparks Western Outrage

Western governments expressed outrage over Iraq’s threat to execute diplomats sheltering foreigners while Baghdad labeled the warning a misunderstanding. Kuwait is under Iraqi control with citizens urged to apply for Iraqi citizenship. Oil prices topped $40 a barrel as Bush ordered a partial SPR sale to curb gains. Dow fell 32 points as World Bank officials warn about long term Gulf crisis costs. Britain restores ties with Iran, separate from the Gulf dispute.

Associated Press Iraq Baghdad Kuwait United Nations General Assembly Saddam Hussein Bush U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve Dow Jones World Bank Britain Iran Ayatollah Khomeini Salman Rushdie West

Farm Progress Show to Return to Amana in 1993

The 1990 Farm Progress Show in Amana drew about 295000 visitors over three days and plans to return in 1993, sponsor Wallace’s Farmer reports. Show manager Dave Roepke notes possible future locations after 1993, cites traffic ties and weather as factors, and confirms next year’s move to Dalton City Illinois with 1992 plans to stage in Indiana.

Bert Kreitiow MANA Wallace Farmer Magazine Amanas Iowa Dave Roepke Amana Roepke Dalton City Decatur Indiana

Rockwell Loss May Hit Cedar Rapids CACD Jobs

The NAVSTAR GPS equipment contract bid winner may affect Rockwell Collins Avionics and Communications Division in Cedar Rapids and Coralville. The five year contract could be worth about 500 million dollars, but exact impact and possible layoffs remain unknown for months.

George C. Ford

Souter Named to Supreme Court by Senate Panel Vote

The Senate Judiciary Committee approved David Souter's Supreme Court nomination by a 13 to 1 vote with one dissent. Democrats and Republicans praised his scholarship and temperament as the full Senate is expected to confirm him before the court's fall term begins.

Charles Grassley Browa Souter Howell Heflin Alabama Supreme Court Robert Bork Howard Metzenbaum Ohio David Souter Senate

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