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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1983

Page

6

IRA says Tidey ransom kidnap risk to life if unpaid

The Irish Republican Army claims Quinnsworth chief Don Tidey is a dead man if a $7.3 million ransom is not paid. Associated British Foods rejects paying terrorists while police question three suspects and the government opposes ransom. Tidey was abducted Nov. 24 in Rathfarnham, Dublin, with his 13-year-old daughter left unharmed.

Dublin Ireland Irish Republican Army Don Weston Michael Noonan Tidey Susan Rathfarnham Quinnsworth Associated British Foods

Swedes halt six packages of U.S. electronics

Swedish customs seize six packages of advanced American electronics linked to a possible smuggling scheme to the Soviet Union. London’s Daily Telegraph reports Richard Mueller, a South African citizen, held in Luebeck Prison as investigations link him to ownership and transfer of the seized computer through Swiss and West German intermediaries.

Stockholm Sweden London Soviet Union Bjorn Eriksson Helsingborg Malmo London Daily Telegraph Richard Mueller Luebeck West Germany Telegraph Switzerland South Africa Mueller U.S NATO Integrated Time AG Hamburg Helsinborg U.S. Customs William von Rabb

FAA orders 100 percent surveillance of Air Illinois

Federal officials will monitor Air Illinois flights and maintenance around the clock after a Pinckneyville crash that killed 10. Ten inspectors will oversee operations until the FAA is satisfied the airline follows all safety rules. Air Illinois serves six states with 13 planes and about 120 daily flights.

Carbondale, II Air Illinois FAA Pinckneyville Cedar Rapids Chicago Federal Aviation Administration Paul Bohr Mort Edelstein Great Lakes Edelstein Iowa Illinois Missouri Tennessee Kentucky Indiana Roger Street National Transportation Safety Board Carbondale

Reagan reaffirms Taiwan ties ahead of China trip

President Reagan said the United States will not retreat from its alliance with and friendship with Taiwan as he prepares for a China visit in April 1984. He described U S relations with the PRC and Taiwan as a very delicate problem while affirming ongoing friendship with Taiwan.

Washington Reagan China United States Taiwan Peking U.S People’s Republic of China

Salvation Army unit returns $7000 federal aid

Westminster California Salvation Army officials reduced bureaucratic burden by returning a $7,000 federal check meant for Huntington Beach flood relief. Army secretary Al Solivan said staff were too busy to complete the required forms. The unit cites its own seasonal fundraisers as far more productive, with about $40,000 expected from Christmas appeals and other solicitations.

Westminster Calif Salvation Army Army al Solivan Federal Housing and Community Development Department Huntington Beach Sulivan Orange County United Way

Local Classified Ad Teasers and Hours

Short classified notice inviting readers to place orders by dialing 398 8234. Ad suggests hours Friday until 7 PM and Saturday 8 to 10 AM. Includes terse call to action for ordering.

Continental flight attendant's condo firebombed during strike

In Calabasas California a Continental Airlines flight attendant Karin Manetta 43 and her two children escaped a second floor condo fire caused by a firebomb. Investigators said the attack followed threats linked to the strike with scab scrawled on the door. The blaze did about 55000 dollars in damage and smoke affected three neighboring units. Continental spokesman Bruce Hicks called it a despicable act.

Calabasas Calif Continental Airlines Karin Manetta Los Angeles Anthony Grace

The Gazette Established in Cedar Rapids in 1883

The Gazette Company began publication in 1883 at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It outlines subscription rates for carrier and mail editions and notes exclusive AP republication rights for local and AP dispatches.

the Gazette The Gazette Company Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S Associated Press

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IRA Don Tidey Semitronic Optronix (Pty) Ltd Integrated Time Ruth Naber Iowa City Continental Bruce Hicks Houston Foreman & Clark Hou
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