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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1990

Page

13

Peace Ride Bridges United States and Soviet People

Soviet cyclists plan stops at Strawberry Point and Decorah to raise funds for the ride to promote peace and friendship. Judith Sargent and Soviet physicist Sasha Alexandre recount warm local reception, with host families in Monticello and a spaghetti supper fostering dialogue amid Gulf tensions.

Iowa Samoilenko Sasha Alexandre Monticello Carl Betty Wolken Judith Sargent Bettendorf Soviet Union Strawberry Point Decorah la Crescent Minn Sparta Wis Richland Center Galena Ill Sterling Eldrige Olson Sasha” Alexandre Sargent Mikhail Stoyanov Moscow Vasiliy Ivanov Moscow Peace Committee Stoyanov Persian Gulf United States New York

Stouffer's 200 Get Pink Slips From Page 1A

Stouffer's laid off 200 workers as the Center convention and entertainment complex faced foreclosure. Five Seasons Inn owners Peter Bezanson and Lor Rayne had already been ruled in default last April with Aetna holding mortgage rights for 8,025,990 plus fees and taxes. Unpaid hotel taxes and penalties now exceed 852,000. Stouffer's sought a new trial or enlarged findings after Hannah Hansell’s ruling, while employee notices won’t affect pursuing the case.

Bezanson Lorrayne Five Seasons Inn Harold Swailes Aetna Linn County Treasurer’s Stouffer's Hansell Stouffer’s Nelson

Yosemite Reopens East Tioga Pass. Valley Access Still Closed

Yosemite National Park partially reopens as cool weather aids containment of fires. Highway 120 into the high country through Tioga Pass resumes, while the Yosemite Valley entrance remains shut due to slides and snags. Firefighters near containment of the A Rock fire and the Steamboat blaze, with California fires burning about 270000 acres and costs rising to 45 million dollars.

Associated Press California Yosemite National Park Yosemite Pat Tolle Tioga Pass San Francisco Yosemite Valley Rock Stanislaus National Forest Milo Radulovich National Weather Service

Chernobyl Fallout Ties to U S Leukemia Battle

In the years after the Chernobyl accident radiation spread through Europe and news reports linked increases in thyroid disease and cancer to the fallout. Pat Robinson, living in Oklahoma after moving from Europe, was diagnosed with acute leukemia in 1987 and faces multiple remissions amid ongoing bone marrow donor searches. Her husband Joe questions a causal link and seeks more data.

Europe Ukraine Chernobyl Robert Peter Gale UCLA Robinsons United States Joe Fort Sill Oklo Pat Southwestern Oklahoma City Alexandrea Brandon Centerville Iowa City

Ships and sanctions test pace of U S military action

Two Iraqi vessels were put on active duty with up to 3,000 reservists to be mobilized initially for the Persian Gulf and domestic duties. Civil Reserve Air Fleet planes may be mobilized within 24 hours as the U S speeds deployment while Saudi Arabia blocks an Iraqi tanker at Yanbu. U N sanctions restrict shipments including food though medical supplies and humanitarian food may be exempt. Jordan seeks UN clarifications and possible relief under the sanctions framework.

Gon Pentagon Saudi Arabia Red Sea Yanbu Iraq U.N

UN Security Council urges fast action on foreign nationals in Iraq

U N ambassadors unanimously back immediate engagement by Secretary General Perez de Cuellar to solve the crisis over foreign nationals in Iraq. Perez de Cuellar, away in Latin America, may act within days as thousands flee toward Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Three Americans among nine who escaped Kuwait hid as Arabs to avoid possible roundup.

United Nations U.S Thomas Pickering Security Council Pickering Perez de Cuellar Latin America U.N. Secretariat Jordan Iraq Kuwait Kuwaiti Saudi Arabia

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