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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1982

Page

4

U.S. offers Nicaragua aid if arms to El Salvador halt

The United States proposes restoring economic aid to Nicaragua if its Sandinista government stops arming guerrillas in El Salvador. The eight point plan seeks cessation of arms flow, regional security measures, and future economic cooperation under the Caribbean Basin Initiative, with elections and pluralism emphasized.

Washington United States Nicaragua el Salvador U.S Managua Anthony Quainton State Department Thomas Enders Cuba Soviet Union Warsaw Pact Reagan Sinc Salvador Santista

South Africa urged to spare three dissidents by UN Security Council

UN Security Council unanimously appeals to South Africa to commute the death sentences of three young black dissidents of the African National Congress for the January 1980 Soekmekaar police station attack. The council urges governments to use influence to save their lives.

United Nations Security Council South Africa Council Court of Appeals Togo Uganda Zaire Necimbiti Johnson Lubisi Petrus Tsepo Mashigo Naphtali Manana Soekmekaar African National Congress Charles Lichenstein U.S United States Lichenstein

Pope John Paul II carries cross in Good Friday procession

In Rome on Good Friday Pope John Paul II led a torch lit path through ruins from the Colosseum to Palatine Hill. about 30 000 people attended as a choir sang while the pope moved slowly along the 100 yard route.

Rome John Paul II Colosseum Palatine Hill Roman Forum

Teen in custody to face first degree murder petition in Yale slayings

A 16 year old boy is to be charged with the murder of Elizabeth Giuliani and four adopted children at a rural Yale Michigan home. Prosecutor Robert Cleland said the filing will function as a first degree murder equivalent. Victims ranged in age from 9 to 19. Further motive remains undetermined.

Port Huron Mich St. Clair County Robert Cleland Elizabeth Giuliani Yale Detroit

Cable ruling grants producers largest share of royalties

A federal appeals court in Washington ruled that movie makers and TV show producers are legally entitled to the biggest cut of multimillion dollar royalties from cable TV. The U S Circuit Court of Appeals decision, by a 3 0 vote, rejected broadcaster claims in the case.

Washington UPI U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

Storms move east with cold spell and tornadoes

A spring storm swept east dumping up to seven inches of snow in Indiana and Pennsylvania and triggering tornadoes in central Florida. Severe cold is expected to linger into mid next week as the storm system shifts, with at least 56 deaths blamed on the ongoing winter-like weather.

Indiana Pennsylvania Mid- Atlantic States Florida Amet Figueroa National Weather Service Baltimore- Washington International Airport Canada United States Montana New Jersey North Dakota Illinoi Kentucky Ohio New York Orlando Groveland Orlovista New York City Caribbean Islands Walter Groux Liberty Travel Agency Manhattan Abou Price

Modern Noah in Netherlands gathers 250000 stuffed animals

Police in Eerbeek questioned 72 year old John Roeseveld after finding about 250000 stuffed animals and birds buried in concrete bomb shelters around his home. He said he collected to prepare for Judgment Day as instructed by God.

Eerbeek Netherlands UPI Noah John Roeseveld God Roeseveld Collec

France lends planes to Morocco for troops to Zaire sortie

Five years ago France loaned a fleet of military transport planes to Morocco to carry troops to Zaire to support the government against hostile forces. The transfer reflected post Cold War security cooperation amid regional tensions.

France Morocco Zaire

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