U S planes to monitor Poland in Polish crisis
The United States deployed four AWACS radar planes to West Germany for a training exercise with NATO forces to boost monitoring of Soviet military movements in Poland. Officials described the move as a defensive precaution linked to the Polish situation and said the aircraft would enhance NATO’s early warning capabilities.
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Hawks Hard-Fought Win Highlights Coach’s Bold Move
The article notes a pivotal game where the Hawks rely on a strategic decision linked to Vince Evans and a debated starting role for the Chicago Bears in a broader sports section. It emphasizes team momentum and coaching choices affecting performance.
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Overburdened Housewife Wishes for Automation Relief
In a candid moment, a weary housewife tells her neighbor that she sometimes longs to be replaced by machines. She cites endless chores and fatigue, expressing a desire for relief though hoping practical support remains available.
Hospital keeps death by own action watch on Lennon suspect
Police and hospital officials monitor Mark David Chapman on psychiatric grounds after his arrest for the murder of John Lennon. Fans gather outside the Dakota in Manhattan as the case unfolds and authorities pursue a clear motive while Chapman remains silent in court.
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Prime Rate Jump Signals Bank Tightening Across Industry
Chase Manhattan Bank raised its prime lending rate to 20 percent matching a prior record as Manufactures Hanover Citibank and Morgan Guaranty followed with similar increases. The move follows high funding costs and signals further rate shifts amid economic recession.
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Bishop Cafeteria to Close Downtown Cedar Rapids After 58 Years
Bishops Buffets Inc announces the Bishop Cafeteria at 321 First Ave SE will close Jan 30 due to declining profits. Lease extension to Jan 30 was granted as Lindale cafe remodel runs Jan 5 to 30. Bartz cites long downtown decline and will relocate staff to Lindale and Westdale Mall operations.
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