Spy dust and shields a Cold War ramble on arms
The author critiques communism and fears a stalled arms talks path. He questions Soviet blame over spy dust in the Moscow embassy, connects it to distrust and military spending, and argues the military industrial complex dominates U.S. policy, fueling Star Wars era defense and antagonism with the Soviet Union.
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Keillor's Book A Joyful Noise In Small Town Tales
Book review praises Garrison Keillor for turning Lake Wobegon into a celebration of small towns and simple pleasures. The author hosts a national radio program and recounts a mythical hometown in a tone that critics call a joyful noise.
Acid rain study links distant pollution to Vermont tree
Scientists in Vermont's Green Mountains find acid rain harming a tree and show for the first time that rainfall acidity shifts track with pollution emissions far away in the United States. This association ties local ecological damage to distant atmospheric sources.
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Hustling after Cobb's ghost in pursuit of hits record
Peter Edward Rose known as Charlie Hustle nears Ty Cobb record for career hits at 4 191. Rose says both loved to win and hated to lose while chasing the ghost of Cobb.
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Why high meat prices raise questions at Hy-Vee
Mike Witt, director of meat operations for Hy-Vee, Iowa’s largest grocery chain, explains why meat prices at stores are higher than what producers receive. The discussion appears on Farm page 8E.
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Attic for business records moves to Kenwood vault
In Cedar Rapids many businesses and government agencies store their records in Kenwood Business Records Storage. The facility offers services designed to simplify, organize, and secure archival materials, aligning with a growing trend toward centralized vault storage.
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Singer under protection after threatening letters in Stockholm
Visiting American writer Isaac Bashevis Singer, 80, received police protection in Stockholm as authorities investigated anti Semitic threats. Publisher Dorotea Bromberg said Singer finds the situation unpleasant while the Nobel laureate continues his literary work.
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Night Stalker Linked to 14 Murders Across California
Authorities tie the Valley Intruder to 14 killings from Los Angeles to San Francisco with as many as 33 cases under review. Dental records distributed to 3000 dentists, a $35010 reward, and fear that public disclosures hinder the investigation prompt warnings from Sheriff Black and officials.
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FBI experts join hunt for bodies near Phelps home
In ATALCADERO California FBI technical experts will help search for 10 to 15 infants and children allegedly buried near the home of Rodney Phelps 46 and Linda Phelps 45. Two girls testified to mistreatment and said snuff films used real victims and described grave locations.
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