D'Aubuisson vows six month control of El Salvador guerrillas
Rightist leader Roberto D'Aubuisson pledged that El Salvador's new government would curb left wing guerrillas in no more than six months while meeting U S assurances to maintain aid. The plan would include Christian Democratic Party members but exclude President Duarte.
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Roberto D’aubuisson
el Salvador
United States
Christian Democratic Party
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Juvenile Evasion Seeks Straight Path After Escape
A 15-year-old boy who fled the Juvenile Detention Center in rural Marion last week faces assault charges against staff. He said the escape was planned, not spur of the moment, and that he intends to go straight. Linn County, page 10A.
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Marion
Linn County
Suit claims negligence by Iowa City attorney trustee
A lawsuit filed Friday in Johnson County District Court alleges attorney Jay C. Oehler was negligent in his duties as trustee of the Gertrude M. Murphy trust and the Wagner Murphy Foundation. The action seeks accountability and damages in relation to trust administration.
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Iowa City
Jay C. Oehler
Gertrude M. Murphy Trust
Wagner Murphy Foundation
Johnson County
A Little Sex Review Sparks Sparse Verdict
A film review on page 16A labels A Little Sex as lacking warmth despite themes of love, marriage, and springtime, calling the story sour and charmless in a concise critique.
Fry praises Cedar Rapids figure, slams rivals in football talk
Hawkeye football notes highlight Iowa coach Hayden Fry commending Cedar Rapids figure Bill Happel while delivering pointed remarks about Iowa State. The page appears on page 1B.
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Iowa
Hayden Fry
Cedar Rapids
Bill Happel
Iowa State
UAW Local Rejects FMC Concessions in Cedar Rapids
The United Auto Workers local at FMC in Cedar Rapids rejected proposed concessions aimed at easing recession pressures in construction machinery. FMC says it will continue the effort while the union weighs unfair labor practice charges.
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United Auto Workers
FMC
Cedar Rapids
Director defends FmHA in frank, cordial meeting
The state director of the Farmers Home Administration will provide written replies to 14 questions about lending policies after a Friday meeting with critics. Both sides called the discussion frank and cordial and were pleased with the outcome.
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Farmers Home Administration
Doctor ends flight with fatal shooting in Canton
In Canton Ohio FBI agents closed in on 47 year old Dr Phillip Linerode after he snatched his son Timothy from a Texas day care last year. He shot the boy and himself near an abandoned gas station as deputies arrived. Timothy died at a Canton hospital and Linerode died after surgery. The custody battle had separated the couple since last July with divorce final in January.
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Canton, Ohio
FBI
Timothy Scott Linerode
Canton
Phillip Linerode
Linerode
Bryan
Texas
Timothy
Kathleen Linerode
Jesse Parr
Parr
Ohio
William Downey
Downey
Jerry Graybill
Stark County
Linerodes
Arbitration settles fight between girls' parents
In Gainesville Florida a parental dispute over a February incident between 6 year old Nancy Jo Burch and 7 year old Shirley Lynn Nicholls was settled for 20 dollars after private arbitration. The Burches agreed to pay half of a 40 dollar doctor bill.
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Gainesville
Fla
Nancy Jo Burch
Shirley Lynn Nicholls
Nancy Jo
Shirley Lynn
Alan Wilhite
Joseph Nicholls
Nancy
Burches
Walter Burch
Gary Weinstein
Burch
Shuttle funding clash could curb Iowa space research funds
University of Iowa officials warn that commercial shuttle work may divert NASA funds away from universities. Duane Spriestersbach says future DoD and NSF support could shift budgets while Iowa continues its space experiments tied to Columbia missions and upcoming 1984 flights.
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Tom Walsh Jazette
Iowa City
America
University of Iowa
Duane Spriestersbach
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Iowa
NASA
U of I
Columbia
Department of Defense
Spriestersbach
Defense
DOD
NSF
National Science Foundation
Cedar Rapids Gazette Local Newspaper Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Subscription rates quoted include carrier weekly and mail options with various weekly and yearly prices. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local and AP news dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids
AP News
Rescue of 1600 From Stricken Ocean Liner Queen Elizabeth II
On a 1974 date, more than 1,600 passengers were rescued after the Queen Elizabeth II, adrift in the Atlantic for two days, faced a perilous crisis at sea.
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