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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1981

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U S air traffic halted over Canada by controller strike

U S officials announced that all air traffic to and from the United States over Canada would halt beginning at 3 a m CDT due to a work stoppage by Canadian air traffic controllers. The move affects flights bound for Europe and North Atlantic routes with normal traffic anticipated to be maintained south of Gander.

Washington United States Canada Canadian Air Transport Administration Federal Aviation Administration U.S Europe Department of Transportation FAA Northeast Transportation Drew Lewis DOT Linda Gosden North Atlantic Gander Azore Islands Paris Air Britain Civil Aviation Authority North America London Heathrow British Airways Portugal

Four Men Rescue Driver From Cedar River Sinking Car

Four men risked their lives Monday night to free Gary Davis from a sinking car in the Cedar River west of Edgewood Road. Davis, 34, of Newhall, was treated for facial injuries at St Luke's Hospital and faces drunk driving charges. The incident occurred after his car sped on Ellis Road NW and skidded nose-first into the river 620 feet from the road as bystanders watched and acted.

Cedar River Gary Davis Newhall St. Luke's Hospital Edgewood Road Linn County Davis Ellis Road Sheriff's Department

FAA job interest climbs after air traffic controller strike

Don Gabel of the Cedar Rapids FAA office reports 40 to 50 requests for applications and about 100 people expressing interest. The Iowa OPM handles 150 to 170 daily requests as eight striking controllers have been terminated. An informational meeting is set for next Monday at 7 p.m. in Kirkwood Community College’s Iowa Hall to screen applicants and explain qualifications, benefits, training, and job options.

FAA Cedar Rapids Don Gabel Iowa Office of Personnel and Management The Civil Service Gabel OPM

Cats OK but cats sure aren’t

A mother cat and kittens were spared after a Sunday accident on Iowa Highway 3 near Strawberry Point. Francis Wilson, 66, slowed to help the crossing, but his car was rear ended by Donald Summerhays, 73, of Waterloo. Wilson faced a citation for stopping on the roadway. Summerhays was charged with failure to stop in an assured clear distance. The cats were unharmed.

Strawberry Point Francis Wilson Iowa Donald Summerhays Waterloo Wilson Summerhays Clayton County

French Citizens Leave Iran Amid Iran Deal Relief

A group of around 60 French citizens fled Iran for Paris, with three unable to depart due to paper issues. The move, met with a calm reception, signals Iranian authorities can fulfill the agreement to allow departures. A second flight with about 60 more is planned, including Ambassador Guy Georgy. Two diplomats remain in Tehran to keep the embassy open, while 20 to 25 French citizens stay behind, including AFP reporters.

Paris Iran Guy Georgy Tehran Agence France-Presse

Iowa remap clash shapes 1981 extraordinary session

Iowa lawmakers begin a Des Moines session to vet reapportionment plans and funding for road and rail projects. The session hinges on Plan 3 from the Legislative Service Bureau with possible quick action or a two week length. Senate and House leaders weigh paths forward amid party concerns and committee timing.

69Th General Assembly Des Moines Iowa Railway Finance Authority House of Representatives Delwein Democrat Legislative Service Bureau Avenson House Larry Pope Senate Service Bureau Cal Hultman Red Oak Forrest Schwengels Fairfield James Briles Corning Dale Tieden Elkader Hultman the Gazette State Government General Assembly

Wife Reads Astrology Book to Husband Joke

A wife tells her husband that if he had been born a day later he would be kind generous and witty. The line is framed as a humorous reflection on personality and destiny.

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