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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1983

Page

2

Winds strand scores on ride at Disneyland

Tornado like winds whip through Anaheim striking a Skyway gondola. Riders are rescued by cherry pickers and ladders as the ride is shut down. No injuries at the park reported. Separately floods and storms hit the Mississippi Valley and Midwest with multiple casualties and property damage.

Disneyland Anaheim Calif Renete Huegel Ontario Canada Heinz Phil Winkelaar Alberta Susan Mickey Mouse Joe Aguirre Mississippi Valley Mississippi Bude Mississippi River Illinois Spoon Rivers West Coast Rockies California Colorado Texas Anaheim Fire Department

Watt bans rock from July 4 celebration on the Mall

Interior Secretary James Watt will replace Beach Boys and Grass Roots with patriotic, family based programs headlined by the U S Army Blues Band and Wayne Newton for the Independence Day event on the Mall. Newton will donate a 25 piece orchestra and the show will be televised as Watt cites concerns of drug and alcohol abuse at past performances.

Washington Post Washington — Interior James Watt Beach Boys Grass Roots U.S. Army Las Vegas Wayne Newton Watt Newton Reagan Alan Margulies Flying Eagle Inc Newton’s Corporation Margulies National Park Service

Most distant optical galaxy spotted at Kitt Peak

At Kitt Peak National Observatory the Mayall Telescope captured a galaxy about 10 billion light years away. Director Geoffrey Burbidge notes its extreme distance and faint signal while Hyron Spinrad and a UC Berkeley student observe the find. The galaxy speeds away at about 124000 miles per second.

Tucson Ariz Earth Kitt Peak National Observatory Hyron Spinrad University of California At Berkeley Mayall Geoffrey Burbidge Burbidge

Man Awarded 25,000 in Motel Injury Suit

James L. Hardy Jr. of Nederland Texas won 25000 dollars in a lawsuit against a motel chain claiming permanent neck injuries after walking in on a skimpily clad woman in a motel room. He sought 150000 dollars in damages.

Days Inns of America, Inc East Ridge Hardy Gulf Oil Co Chattanooga

Attorney seeks new trial in Groucho Marx estate case

Erin Fleming's lawyer filed for a new trial in Santa Monica alleging Bank of America hid Marx diary from his final years. Juror misconduct legal errors and irregularities in evidence were cited as grounds in the motion.

Santa Monica Calif Erin Fleming Groucho Marx Bank of America David Sabih

Riots Persist After Assault on Governor's Palace

In Sao Paulo Brazil police repelled a mob at the governor's palace as unemployment and living costs sparked a second day of urban unrest. Tear gas drove back looters who targeted jewelry stores and boutiques, with 620 riot officers and thousands of patrolmen deployed to curb violence. Public gatherings remained banned.

Sao Paulo Brazil Latin America Joao Pessoa Nascimento

Mugabe Attacks Critics In Harare Church Leaders Present

Prime Minister Robert Mugabe scorched churchmen and relief groups accusing them of sanctimony as he defended the army offensive in Matabeleland. He told religious leaders to reorient themselves in Zimbabwe during a meeting with Roman Catholic and Anglican figures.

Harare Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe Matabeleland Mugabe Joshua Nkomo Gazette Wire Services

Reagan task force urges major federal spending cuts

The President's Private Sector Survey on Cost Control proposes 55 billion dollars in three year federal spending reductions. It calls for raising civil service retirement age to 62 and bringing all current federal workers under 45 into Social Security. Food stamp reforms would save 2.3 billion by counting free school lunches as program income.

Los Angeles Times Washington White House Reagan Capitol Hill Congress

Richard O'Brien Dies at 65 After 40-Year Acting Run

Los Angeles reported actor Richard O'Brien died of cancer at 65. A prolific character performer, he appeared in nearly 200 films and TV shows over four decades, often portraying policemen priests or politicians. His credits include Looking for Mr. Goodbar, The Andromeda Strain, and Get Patty Hearst.

Los Angeles Richard O'Brien O’brien P's Mr. Goodbar FBI Patty Hearst

Conviction Upheld in Abscam Case for Williams

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously upheld former Sen. Harrison Williams’s Abscam bribery conspiracy conviction. The court ruled the senator originated involvement in the sting, not the FBI, and Williams remains free pending appeal despite a February 16, 1982, three year prison term and $50,000 fine.

New York Abscam Harrison Williams FBI Sen. Williams 2Nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals New Jersey Senate Williams

Second Condor Chick Hatches at San Diego Zoo

A second California condor chick Tecuya hatched Tuesday at the San Diego Zoo after a complex delivery. Weighing about 4 ounces, Tecuya is named for a Ventura County ridge and faces a challenging early period. Sisquoc, the first chick, hatched March 30.

San Diego San Diego Zoo Condor Sanctuary Ventura County Art Risser

Wisconsin rejects high level radioactive waste dump plan

Voters statewide reject establishing a high level radioactive waste dump with 259 260 votes for and 35 043 against as 1462 wards counted. The outcome ends any immediate proposal and notes prior remarks by Rep Les Aspin about potential site considerations.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Les Aspin D-Wis

Teen bitten by stolen gaboon viper fights for life in Washington

In Washington a 16 year old boy named Louis Morton remains in critical condition after a gaboon viper bite he received from a bag of two stolen snakes taken from the National Zoo. Doctors at Children's Hospital report progress but caution he is still in life threatening danger as serum from several cities is used to treat him.

Washington National Zoo Louis Morton Murray Pollock Children’s Hospital Harold Kranz Morton Kranz Zoo Transit Marilyn Dicus Dicus Phildelphia Baltimore New York Pollock United States Rae Brown

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