No-win position on pipeline dispute and sanctions
A U S manufacturing head says the firm is between a rock and a hard place in an international clash over the Soviet West European natural gas pipeline. The Reagan administration threatens penalties if the company complies with a French directive. Poland’s military government vows to crush small Solidarity anniversary protests with a firm response and puts eight youths on trial for alleged underground activity and a policeman killing. Prince Andrew recalls wartime missile lock on his helicopter in the Falklands. Grassley argues the 98 billion tax bill closes loopholes and yields small costs to citizens during Iowa events.
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Police public access questioned after officer suspension
Opinion argues Cedar Rapids public safety and police commands conceal details of Officer Michael Brokaw's five day suspension. Writer contends openness would prevent greater harm and urges candor with the public despite internal snags.
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Democrats Plan Train Campaign Tour for Iowa
Coordinator Robert Anderson, candidate for lieutenant governor, says a train whistle-stop campaign across Iowa is virtually assured this fall with details being finalized. The plan, noted on state page 9A, signals a traditional campaign approach by Democrats.
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Cartel-fear voiced by Governor Ray on grain market
Gov. Robert Ray doubts grain producing states could form a cartel to restrict supply. He says few farmers would join and the setup would be costly. The report appears on page 9A. A Cedar Rapids ex-officer denied rehiring over age 32 will have a court hearing, noted on page 5A.
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Cedar Rapids Reds' Jones Sets Single Season Home Run Mark
Jeff Jones of the Cedar Rapids Reds belts a record home run for the season while John Wathan of the Kansas City Royals ties the major league catchers stolen bases mark. This sports note appears on page 10.
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Quad Cities plant tops NRC exposure rankings in 1981
The Quad Cities nuclear plant ranked third nationally for total employee radiation exposure in 1981 with 3 147 man rems while Palo ranked 23rd at 790 man rems. No worker exceeded NRC limits though critics urge tougher caps.
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Jim Toscas
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Washington
Richard Udell
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Udell
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Neb
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Cordova
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FDA contemplates deodorant rules and labels
The FDA weighs proposed rules for antiperspirants after an advisory panel warns about underarm cooling effects and possible misuse. Labels may say reduces wetness or dampness but cannot claim to stop perspiration. warnings for rash or irritation may be required and tests could measure a 20 percent perspiration reduction.
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Clinton County suit over property appeal denied
Clinton County Attorney G Wylie Pillers lost a bid to block Randall and Jon Maniccia from selling property as part of a civil damages case tied to a $250 000 three state drug and theft ring. Judge James Havercamp ruled Pillers has no authority to seek civil redress for those injured by criminal defendants. Pillers may seek a stay or the injunction will be dissolved. The Maniccias are in Costa Rica awaiting extradition.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette details and mailing rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established 1883, published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406, lists subscription rates including carrier and mail options with weekly and yearly prices. The paper notes exclusive AP republication rights for local news and dispatches.
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Linn County Trail Land Ownership Sparks County Dispute
Linn County owns land for the Cedar Valley Nature Trail in Buchanan and Benton counties, prompting concerns from Supervisor Ken Schriner. The Conservation Board recently took title to the trail from Hiawatha to the Black Hawk County line, drawing questions about cross county ownership and funding. Board members scheduled a September 9 meeting to address liability, funding, and responsibility across counties.
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Rinas
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Centerville Man Drowns at Farm Pond Gathering
A 19-year-old Centerville resident drowned after swimming at a farm pond near Centerville. Craig Ridding reported the party at about 3 a.m. Sunday and the body was recovered about 9:40 a.m. by Appanoose County sheriff's deputies.
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