UN to give Israel secret Waldheim file access
The United Nations will provide Israel with access to a secret Kurt Waldheim file from the War Crimes Commission archives in Manhattan. Israel asked for the documents, which are kept confidential, and access is expected early next week.
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Manhattan
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Javier Perez de Cuellar
War Crimes Commission
Francois Giuliani
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Klause Barbie
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World Jewish Congress
The Cedar Gazette Publication Details and Rates
The Cedar Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues price 10 dollars for 4 weeks 110 dollars for 52 weeks. Subscriptions in other states and US territories 140 dollars for 52 weeks. No mail sub accepted in areas with Gazette carrier.
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Population tops 240 million in U S history
Updated Census Bureau figures cited by Population Today place the U S population at 240 123 000 as of Nov 1 1982, the highest ever recorded. Terrence Duncan 27 faces drunken driving license revocation fifth degree assault criminal damage to property and obstructing the legal process after a police arrest and altercation.
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U.S
Population Today
Population Reference Bureau
Terrence Duncan
Duncan
Warehouse blast injures 14 in San Francisco blaze
An explosion at the Bay View Industrial Park near the San Francisco Bay sparked a large smoky fire causing millions in damage. At least 14 people were injured and the cause was not yet known. In Duluth, a five time drunk driver connected to a fatal accident returns to court.
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San Francisco Bay
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Bombing denial issued in Beirut over TWA bombing
A statement issued in the name of May Elias Mansur denied planting the explosives that killed four Americans aboard a TWA airliner. The north Lebanese port Tripoli distribution claimed Mansur signed the denial and planned to sue accusers, though authentication could not be verified.
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Lebanon
Elias Mansur
TWA
Tripoli
Mansur
Jobless rate steady with disappointing March figures
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 7.2 percent unemployment in March, with about 8.4 million jobless Americans. Economists warn against over-optimism as manufacturing weakness and December-January adjustments influence the readings. Officials expect a possible dip below 7 percent in the second half of 1986.
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Jerry Jasinowski
National Association of Manufacturers
Ronald Reagan
Robert Ortner
Commerce Department
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Jasinowski
Reagan's command plane blamed for garage door failures
In California during President Reagan's visits, remote garage door openers fail. Locals link the outages to the E4-B airborne command plane at March Air Force Base. Genie Garage Doors owner Larry Murdock says signals are scrambled by a communications satellite, affecting 300 megahertz cycles. He notes fixes cost $10 in shop or $40 for service call, and suggests waiting out the president's visit.
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Rancho del Cielo
Santa Barbara
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Murdock
Stalin's Grandchild Granted British Visa to Return West
Svetlana Alliluyeva wins visa for Olga Peters, 14, to depart the Soviet Union and rejoin family in Britain after 16 months away. Alliluyeva, 60, had taken Peters to the USSR in 1984 amid disputes over life in the United States. British officials expect no barrier to departure as Soviet exit papers were arranged.
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Soviet Union
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Olga Peters
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United States
Peters
Britain
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