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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1981

Page

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Rumor Debunked On Rose Bowl Tickets For Hawkeyes

The article discusses rumors about University of Washington forwarding unsold Rose Bowl tickets to Iowa and explains why it won t happen. It notes Washington has about 43 000 tickets to allocate among students staff and season ticket holders with 25 ducat prices and potential general sale if left over.

University of Washington University of Iowa Hawkeyes Pasadena Washington Husky Iowa Kinnick

Study links economic crisis to higher infant mortality

Washington and other regions report rising infant deaths as Worldwatch Institute warns that the global slump may worsen child mortality. Keith Newland notes policy cuts in nutrition and health programs could drive increases, while multiple factors hinder direct cause and effect.

Washington UPI Washington, D.C Soviet Union Brazil Kathleen Newland Worldwatch Institute Ms. Newland Britain United States

Pasadena New Year's Day Tournament of Roses preview

Pasadena hosts the Tournament of Roses Parade drawing about 125 million TV viewers and 1.5 million in-person spectators. The Rose Bowl follows with 65 million football fans watching the Big Ten and Pac Ten clash. Temperatures range 35 to 45 degrees with sun expected, and rain unlikely since 1955. Page 4A: Rose Bowl

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Poland imposes martial law after Solidarity crackdown

Prime Minister Jaruzelski declared martial law in Poland describing a state of war amid troop movements and mass arrests. Solidarity leaders including activists were seized at the Warsaw headquarters as communications were cut off and police surrounded the building.

Warsaw Poland UPI Wojceich Jaruzelski Solidarity Labor Union Solidarity Communist Party Edward Gierek Piotr Jaruszewicz Lech Walesa Gdansk Solidarity Union Jaruzelski

Vietnam invites U.S. veterans for talks in Hanoi visit

Four American Vietnam War veterans led by Robert O. Muller will visit Hanoi for six days after stops in London and Bangkok. They aim to press Vietnam on Agent Orange and the fate of about 2,500 missing servicemen, seeking a dialogue to ease postwar tensions.

Washington Vietnam Indochina Robert O. Muller Vietnam Veterans of America New York Hanoi London Bangkok James Menard State Department Asian Affairs United States Muller Huntington N.Y Marine Corps Con Thien Cambodia Laos

Christmas Savings Plan Grows Quietly

A simple habit of monthly savings helps families cover last year’s gift costs. Small contributions accumulate over time, easing holiday expenses and reducing debt.

East and West Germany clash over border reunions during first summit in 11 years

Berlin reports East German leader Erich Honecker rejects easing border restrictions despite West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt urging freer family reunions and Helsinki human rights adherence. Schmidt criticizes East Germany on rights and Moscow’s role in the arms race while noting a border incident near Kassel where a 20-year-old East German was wounded fleeing to the West.

Berlin Helmut Schmidt Erich Honecker East Germany Germany Moscow Europe Schmidt Kassel Honecker Helsinki

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