29 Sep 1987
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1987
Page
1
Donna Jones seeks a Cedar Rapids teen center offering dancing music and games with community support needed to turn the idea into reality as Iowa Today notes a local plan in development.
A lighthearted quip notes some people humorously misread life when unhappy, suggesting their appearance reflects mood rather than circumstance.
In Bahrain the southern Persian Gulf channel was blocked by mines on Monday. U S officials say Iran may be retaliating for a U S attack on an Iranian minelayer. Pentagon and White House spokesmen note rules of engagement and evidentiary thresholds while the Navy monitors vessels for mine content.
A B-1B bomber with six aboard crashed near La Junta Colorado after birds entered the engines. Three crew members parachuted to safety and were treated at the Air Force Academy hospital. The other three were missing. The aircraft departed from Dyess AFB Texas for a training range near La Junta when the crash occurred.
In Iowa City Anne Hudson Jones of the University of Texas argues fiction softens medical data and clarifies physician patient encounters. She says literature teaches ethical decisions and the interpretive skills useful to tomorrow's doctors.
The Cedar Rapids Police Department faces friction over the possible promotion of secretary Linda Hinzman, wife of Police Chief Gary Hinzman. Critics question nepotism and call for a clearer policy as elections approach. Hinzman defends past and current actions and Linda Hinzman notes feeling excluded. She has 12 years in the department, education from Kirkwood and Mount Mercy, and backs up the department accountant.
Denver AP Patricia Schroeder tearfully announced she would not enter the 1988 Democratic presidential race. After testing support for months she said she could not run without being separated from those she served, and she broke down briefly at the Civic Center Greek Theater.
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