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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1982

Page

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Man threatening to blow up monument killed in siege

A man who threatened to blow up the Washington Monument with dynamite to force a national dialogue on nuclear weapons was killed by police in the 11th hour of a siege as he attempted to drive toward the White House.

Washington Washington Monument White House

Man With Van Threatens Nuclear Ban Protest at Monument

Norman D. Mayer, 66, of Miami Beach, claimed his van contained 1000 pounds of TNT and forced evacuations as the siege at a monument stretched from morning into night. Mayer, in a blue jumpsuit, refused to speak, saying an unmarried reporter should be sent. police ended the incident after firing and removing his body.

Norman D. Mayer Miami Beach Fla Marion Barry Reagan Executive Mansion

Iowa Opponents Silent On Challenge to Aid Registry Law

A federal suit in Minneapolis challenges a September signed law linking federal student aid to Selective Service registration. Opponents in Iowa say no plan to challenge yet. funding starts next June with January applications. Rusty Martin of UNI faces a registration charge. MPIRG leads the suit citing equal protection and privacy concerns.

Roland Krekeler Iowa U.S. District Court Minneapolis Rusty Martin the Gazette Martin University of Northern Iowa Mark Bennett Iowa Civil Liberties Union ICLU Minnesota Public Interest Research Group E. Gail Suchman MPIRG Congress

Gas tax hike clears Senate Finance Committee

The Senate Finance Committee voted 15 to 4 to approve a nickel-a-gallon hike in the federal gasoline tax to fund highway and mass transit programs. The measure, backed by President Reagan, moves to the Senate floor amid filibuster threats. debate begins Friday.

Gazette Wire Services Washington Senate Finance Committee Senate Bob Dole R-Kan Reagan Dole House Senate Committee Congress

Israelis and Lebanese clash leaves two Lebanese dead

In a firefight at Yarze near Beirut the defense ministry area saw Israeli troops kill two Lebanese soldiers and wound one Israeli. Lebanese authorities say the Israelis fired first. Israeli officials report Lebanese forces fired at the patrol.

United Press International Defense Ministry Beirut Israel Yarze Tel Aviv

Winter is When Cars Refuse to Start and Fuel Bills Rise

A brisk reminder that winter tests vehicle reliability and energy costs as cold weather increases engine struggles and gas expenditure. The piece centers on practical challenges faced by drivers during the season.

Hearse driver leads pursuit of Bronx bank robber

A funeral director driving a hearse chased a robber after Linda Bertini, 34, was robbed at a Chase Manhattan Bank entrance in the Bronx. Police say the chase reached up to 70 mph as Guido blocked the escape with a six car funeral procession and an elderly man aided. The robber fled after drawing a gun.

New York Fred Guido Linda Bertini Chase Manhattan Bank Bronx Miss Bertini Guido Pauline Kozera Santa Maria Church St. Raymond’s Cemetery

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