Soviet Leader Shift Hoped For By Exiled Russian Voice
Dr. Alexei Almasov a Coe College professor reflects on U S Soviet talks and fears lasting change under Brezhnev and Kosygin. He cites wartime experiences as a POW and argues new leadership after age sixty may bring real shifts, while praising arms talks as easing tensions despite skepticism.
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Russia
Uranium Deposits Reported Found in United Arab Emirates
Reports from Beirut indicate a U N survey team found large uranium deposits at Wadi Qileidi in Fujairah with potential to rival oil as an energy source. Officials in Abu Dhabi reportedly hush the discovery while feasibility studies proceed.
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Wadi Qileidi
Fijairah
Gulf of Oman
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Ships Move Toward Reopening Suez Canal After Clearing
Four Egyptian ships traversed the Suez last week as operations by the U S Navy aim to remove 10 sunken blocks by December 15. Divers from Britain, France, the United States and Egypt work to finish cleanup while tensions rise over Israeli troop positions and renewed Egyptian bargaining leverage.
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Medieval Madrigal Dinner at LaSalle High School
LaSalle presents its third annual madrigal dinner with medieval music, pageantry, and a seven course menu on December 7 and 8 at Lancer hall. The event features wassail, a boar’s head procession, and performances by a madrigal group with guest harpist Sue Zvacek and guitarist Steve Armstrong. Reservations are 363 2026. price is six dollars per person.
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LaSalle Madrigal Chorus
Lancer Hall
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Jefferson High School
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Librarian Refused Lindbergh Papers at Library of Congress
Charles Lindbergh offered his personal papers to Librarian Herbert Putnam after the 1927 flight, but Putnam rejected them calling Lindbergh a stunt man. Lindbergh memorabilia are housed at Yale University’s Sterling Library.
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Special Problems Center Adds Two Staff Members
Two individuals joined the Special Problems Center staff at 629 Eighth Street SE. Beverly Oberfoell of Bellevue was hired as an outpatient counselor with a B A in social work from Clarke College and prior experience with Catholic Social Services in La Crosse Wisconsin and Hillcrest Service to Children and Youth in Dubuque. Jeff Peters of Glen Ellyn Illinois was hired as a resident counselor with a B A in business administration from St Ambrose College and training in alcohol and drug abuse. He previously worked as an outpatient counselor in the Quad Cities Drug Abuse program.
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Independence
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